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The Italian motorcycle manufacturer, Benelli, announced its entry into the Surat, Gujarat, through its Indian arm, DSK Motowheels, by launching an exclusive showroom. The new state-of-the-art outlet has been tagged as ‘Green Valley Motor Wheels’, which is located at Valentino, Canal Road, near Khatodara B.R.T.S Junction U. M Main Road. The newly opened showroom of DSK-Benelli will be offering an entire range of motorcycles, which came under Indian portfolio. The firm is considering 6 motorcycles in its portfolio, ranges from Rs. 3.05 lakh and goes up to Rs. 12,07 lakh.
The well-trained and knowledgeable staff available in order to assist customers in sales as well as well world-class service. Furthermore, the showroom includes the sporty-looking Tornado Naked Tre, or TNT superbikes that encompass the TNT 300, TNT 600i, TNT 600 GT, TNT 899 and TNT R.
Speaking on the launch, Shirish Kulkarni, Chairman, DSK Motowheels said, “It gives us immense pleasure to be associated with ‘Green Valley Motor Wheels’. The philosophy with which we operate is in tandem with the ethos of our Surat dealer. The employees at DSK Benelli – Surat have been provided with specialised training in management of sales, service, spare parts and customer service, to ensure that customers can enjoy best-in-class ownership experience. Keeping in mind the global standards, we are also glad to announce that all the DSK Benelli showrooms across India, including DSK Benelli – Surat are the first set of showrooms worldwide to meet the International CI standards of Benelli global showrooms.”
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Shirish Kulkarni, Chairman, DSK Motowheels, further added, “Our main focus is to align DSK Benelli’s presence across all strategic locations in order to generate strong brand eminence and Surat in that respect, is one of those key markets. The dealership will not only act as a platform to sell motorcycles but also a place for DSK Benelli superbike enthusiasts to interact with other bikers and share their love for the Italian biking legend.”
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