“We believe by putting more items, and the best products in the market, we will further broaden and grow,” stated Matthias Luhrs, head of Region Overseas, Mercedes-Benz, in conversation with Autocar India.” The adoption rate of EVs in India has, so far, fulfilled the brand names expectations, and it thinks electrical automobiles could make up to 25 percent of Mercedes India sales in the next 4 years. We are particularly looking at the top-end of the market where we saw growth of 61 percent last year, and India and its customers are the ideal base for this top-end development,” said Luhrs.” In fact, Mercedes currently dominates the luxurious end of the market in India with designs such as the S-Class and the GLS SUV, but Luhrs remarks also hint at more Maybach and AMG designs.

“We think by putting more products, and the ideal products in the market, we will even more expand and grow,” stated Matthias Luhrs, head of Region Overseas, Mercedes-Benz, in conversation with Autocar India.” The adoption rate of EVs in India has, so far, fulfilled the brands expectations, and it believes electrical automobiles might make up to 25 percent of Mercedes India sales in the next four years. We are particularly looking at the top-end of the market where we witnessed growth of 61 percent last year, and India and its clients are the ideal base for this top-end growth,” said Luhrs.