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Mercedes Benz sees sales rising 50% in H1 as second Covid-19 wave recedes

According to the CEO, last year the company saw a V-shaped recovery after the first lockdown was lifted

The Mercedes-Benz logo is seen near the Daimler headquarters. Photo: Reuters
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The Mercedes-Benz logo is seen near the Daimler headquarters. Photo: Reuters

Surajeet Das Gupta New Delhi
Mercedes Benz India expects its sales to go up by 50 per cent in the first half of this calendar year, on the back of a healthy first quarter and clear signs of recovery in bookings and showroom footfalls in June. The German luxury car maker expects boo­kings to pick up even more in the coming months. 
 
Like all car makers, Mercedes Benz also witnessed a disruption in sales and production owing to the second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic hitting the country in April and May this year.  
 
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