Indian Oil, Maruti Suzuki Partner On Fuel Station Servicing
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Indian Oil, Maruti Suzuki Partner On Fuel Station Servicing

Indian Oil Corporation Limited and Maruti Suzuki India Limited have signed a memorandum of understanding to enhance customer convenience by setting up Maruti Suzuki service facilities at select Indian Oil fuel stations across India.

The collaboration will leverage Indian Oil’s extensive nationwide retail network to establish authorised Maruti Suzuki service points at fuel outlets. This integration will enable customers to access scheduled periodic maintenance and minor repairs for their vehicles at the same locations where they refuel, creating a more efficient and seamless ownership experience.

Indian Oil’s widespread presence is expected to further strengthen Maruti Suzuki’s after-sales network, which already spans more than 5,780 service touchpoints nationwide. By bringing authorised servicing to fuel stations, the two companies aim to offer a one-stop solution that improves accessibility, convenience and peace of mind for millions of car owners throughout their ownership journey.

Commenting on the partnership, Saumitra P. Srivastava, Director (Marketing) at Indian Oil Corporation Limited, said the company is focused on enhancing the customer experience at its fuel stations through value-added services. With a network of over 41,000 fuel stations across the country, Indian Oil is well positioned to bring essential automotive services closer to consumers by integrating vehicle maintenance with its energy offerings.

Ram Suresh Akella, Executive Officer (Service) at Maruti Suzuki India Limited, said the partnership is aimed at making car servicing as easy and convenient as possible. He added that Indian Oil’s unmatched reach will help take Maruti Suzuki’s after-sales services to locations frequently visited by customers, marking an important step in bringing together the mobility and energy sectors while delivering a superior customer care experience.

Indian Oil Corporation Limited and Maruti Suzuki India Limited have signed a memorandum of understanding to enhance customer convenience by setting up Maruti Suzuki service facilities at select Indian Oil fuel stations across India. The collaboration will leverage Indian Oil’s extensive nationwide retail network to establish authorised Maruti Suzuki service points at fuel outlets. This integration will enable customers to access scheduled periodic maintenance and minor repairs for their vehicles at the same locations where they refuel, creating a more efficient and seamless ownership experience. Indian Oil’s widespread presence is expected to further strengthen Maruti Suzuki’s after-sales network, which already spans more than 5,780 service touchpoints nationwide. By bringing authorised servicing to fuel stations, the two companies aim to offer a one-stop solution that improves accessibility, convenience and peace of mind for millions of car owners throughout their ownership journey. Commenting on the partnership, Saumitra P. Srivastava, Director (Marketing) at Indian Oil Corporation Limited, said the company is focused on enhancing the customer experience at its fuel stations through value-added services. With a network of over 41,000 fuel stations across the country, Indian Oil is well positioned to bring essential automotive services closer to consumers by integrating vehicle maintenance with its energy offerings. Ram Suresh Akella, Executive Officer (Service) at Maruti Suzuki India Limited, said the partnership is aimed at making car servicing as easy and convenient as possible. He added that Indian Oil’s unmatched reach will help take Maruti Suzuki’s after-sales services to locations frequently visited by customers, marking an important step in bringing together the mobility and energy sectors while delivering a superior customer care experience.

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