BMW India To Launch Z4 Roadster

May 5, 2009

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BMW India will launch the two-seater Roadster Z4 sports car in the second half of 2009 and will add 10 dealers in tier-II cities such as Coimbatore, Jaipur, Lucknow and Ludhiana, as its India sales have exceeded expectations. The Roadster Z4 with a folding hard-top can run up to 250 kmph. It will be launched in the price band of Rs. 50-60 lakh in the second half of this year. The petrol and diesel variants of the newly-launched BMW 7-Series, which is priced at Rs 81 lakh and Rs 77 lakh, respectively, will hit the market in June.

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Mercedes Benz has been the leader in India’s luxury car market for more than decade, but BMW surpassed it by selling 992 cars in the first quarter this year. The luxury car maker will now launch three new cars in India to keep pace with the growth momentum. Its premium car rivals Mercedes Benz launched the new M-Class SUV and the C-Class, while the third largest player, Audi, had launched the new A4, A6 and Q7 in India this year. With sales growth of 22% in FY09 to 6,671 units, luxury cars remained the fastest growing segment.

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3 Responses to “BMW India To Launch Z4 Roadster”

  1. ranjit Says:

    50-60 lakh for Z4 is very attractive and it looks much better than the SLK

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  2. Carz Says:

    BMW always get reputation in luxury cars. Very nice outlook.

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    [...] BMW Z4 will be launched in India in October.  The 2009 E89 Z4 is the second generation version of BMW’s roadster. The first generation E85 Z4 was introduced in 2002. Its success spawned a coupe version in 2005 which wasn’t nearly as popular as its rag top predecessor. The new Z4 is the best of both worlds as it features a fully retractable hard-top that BMW claims can open and close in 20 seconds. [...]

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