Ferrari made his official debut in the Indian market with the opening of the first exclusive showroom in New Delhi, to be followed in a short time a second branch in the other great cities of the country, Mumbai, India's industrial hub. The opening of new exhibition space - in the city center on Janpath Avenue - took place in the presence of the Managing Director Amedeo Felisa and importer and president of Shreyans Group of India, Ashish Chordia, who will distribute the cars on the domestic market.
''We came here to stay - Felisa said - and I am very confident in our prospects for growth in this which is our largest market potential '. Currently India is the 58th global market for the house of Maranello, but the goal is to sell over 100 units in 2014. The models currently available to customers in India are four: the sporty 458 Italy, the "discovery" of California, the 599 GTB Fiorano is the latest FF.
The cheapest, so to speak, will be marketed from California 343mila €, a price nearly double that of our country where the car costs and € 175 thousand due to high customs duties. 
''We came here to stay - Felisa said - and I am very confident in our prospects for growth in this which is our largest market potential '. Currently India is the 58th global market for the house of Maranello, but the goal is to sell over 100 units in 2014. The models currently available to customers in India are four: the sporty 458 Italy, the "discovery" of California, the 599 GTB Fiorano is the latest FF.
The cheapest, so to speak, will be marketed from California 343mila €, a price nearly double that of our country where the car costs and € 175 thousand due to high customs duties.
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