Tata Motors Inaugurates New Showroom In Banepa

Tata Motors has opened a new showroom outlet in Banepa, Kavre district. Sipradi Trading Pvt. Ltd, the sole official distributor of Tata Motors for Nepal, has expanded its new showroom outlet in Banepa with a plan to provide services from this month. This is the company's first outlet in Banepa. Along with this, Tata Motors now has 19 outlets across Nepal."We are delighted to be partnering with Laxmi Auto Group. This is the first showroom of Tata Motors  in Banepa. We're positive that this will help us expand our customer-centric approach and closer relationships with them. " Regarding the operation of the new outlet, Shawant Jung Sijapati, Head of Passenger Vehicle Business Unit, Sipradi Trading, said, "We are now seeing monthly growth of the company. We are confident that this new dealership and agreement will prove to be a new milestone in the company's sales, service and customer satisfaction. Banepa is not only a major market for us but also a major part of our development strategy."Similarly, Sevak Budhathoki, Managing Director of Laxmi Auto Group, also expressed happiness over the appointment of Laxmi Auto as the seller of the new outlet in Banepa. He said, "We are very proud to be represented by Tata Motors as a dealer for Sipradi Trading in Banepa. With the inauguration, Tata Motors will receive a very positive response from the region. With the agreement with Tata Motors, we want to meet its growing demand, sales and services with high standards. "Customers and consumers will now be able to avail Tata Motors passenger vehicles, consultancy purchase and exchange services from the outlet in Banepa. The company says that consumers can get quality service from here through skilled technicians and also get genuine parts of the vehicle easily.The company is confident that consumers in and around Banepa will benefit from the new outlet in Banepa. Tata Motors has been providing continuous service to its customers through its outlets in Kathmandu, Chitwan, Nawalpur, Kaski, Rupandehi, Siraha, Dhanusha, Parsa, Sarlahi, Jhapa, Sunsari, Dang, Kailali, Banke, Morang and Makwanpur.