Hindustan Motors (HM) plans on re-inviting the Ambassador car back to the Indian roads. The classic car is all set to present itself with a brand new fuel efficient engine. With the introduction of the Ambassador with diesel engine, HM plans on selling 12,500 units this year.
With the new diesel engine, the huge car’s engine will be compliant with the Bharat Stage 2 & 3 emission norms. The new engine will deliver a mileage of 16 km/l which is good as compared to 11 km/l mileage from the present diesel engine.
Hindustan Motors plans on investing big to upgrade their engines, they have planned on investing Rs 6 crores in upgrading engines and building them in order to be BS-3 compliant. To make it more economical and enticing for the masses, HM plans introduced the buy-back scheme which involves exchange of the old models of Ambassador with the new one at the discount of Rs 35, 000.
The classic car is presently being made by the industry in Uttarpara, Kolkata and to provide support to the car’s sales, HM has majority sales in Delhi, West Bengal, Tamilnadu and Kerala and it has 110 dealers across India.
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