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GM raced ahead of peers, selling more vehicles as it exited India

In passenger cars, the firm even outpaced M&M by a huge margin; it has also consistently had a better market share than other foreign companies operating in India

GM raced ahead of peers, selling more vehicles as it exited India
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GM is paving the way for SAIC's India foray and the trasfer of its facilities, including the one at Talegaon (pictured), is possibly a part of GM and SAIC's plan for emerging markets. Photo: Reuters

Sohini Das Ahmedabad
US carmaker General Motors (GM) exited the India market in December last year, even the final lap, it raced ahead of some domestic and international peers in sales. Between April and December, 2017, GM sold 2,500 vehicles — more than what Force Motors, Mahindra Electric Mobility, Isuzu Motors managed to sell in the same period. 
If one excludes the new marquee launch Jeep from Fiat, then it too trail behind GM, with only 1,738 vehicles sold in April-December, 2017. In FY17, it sold 4,706 vehicles.

At the time of its exit, GM had a 0.1 per cent share of the

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