Tata Motors brings more cheer to the season

24 Nov 2020 CW Team

Tata Motors has announced the commencement of ‘India ki Doosri Diwali’ campaign, to extend the continued celebrations. After its successful run last year, Tata Motors has launched the campaign to spread the festive cheer even after Diwali. Under this offer, the customers of the Small Commercial Vehicle (SCV) and pick-up range, which includes the Tata Ace, Tata Yodha and the Tata Intra, will receive an assured gift through a lucky draw, in addition to the exciting consumer offers. The bumper offer includes gifts ranging from gold vouchers up to Rs 500,000 to LED TVs, washing machines, mobile phones and fuel vouchers to name a few. The offer is valid till 30 November 2020.

The new range of vehicles come with the latest technology, more comfortable cabins, higher fuel efficiency and lower total cost of ownership to help increase the profit potential for its customers.

Speaking on the occasion, Rajesh Kaul, Vice President, Sales & Marketing, Commercial Vehicle Business Unit, Tata Motors, said, “Tata Motors has built its legacy by positioning its customers’ best interests at the core of everything. The high-value benefits with unique ‘Power of 6’ proposition is a testament of our promise to our customers. At Tata Motors, the priority is to deliver the best products and service experience in the industry. In our continuous endeavour to help businesses grow and promote entrepreneurship in India, Tata Motors aims to extend the best deals to its prospective customers. ‘India ki Doosri Diwali’ campaign received great response last year, and we are happy to bring it back this year as well to add even more cheer among the customers.”

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