The AMW stall at the Auto Expo 2012 saw a stream of prestigious visitors who were all impressed by our range of new generation world class trucks. Here are some of the leading auto industry figures who visited us at the Auto Expo.
Following its 'Gold' performance in QCFI, Vadodara chapter convention during September 2011, Quality Circle Teams from AMW outperformed themselves once again. They won 7 awards by presenting their QC case studies and models.
With the launch of its 16-tonne tiper, Asia Motor Works (AMW) has driven into the mass segment. The 1618 TP is a single axle (4x2) tipper powered by a 178bhp diesel engine, mated to a 6-speed gearbox, was launched at Excon 2011 - a fair of construction and earthmoving equipment industry.
Asia Motor Works (AMW) launched its new 1618 TP Tipper model at the EXCON exhibition in Bengaluru. The 1618 TP is a single axle (4x2) tipper powered by a 178bhp diesel engine, mated to a 6-speed gearbox.
Asia Motor Works (AMW), among the new entrants in the Indian truck industry, has said that its driver-focused business model has been aiding the company achieve steady and faster growth in truck sales.
Asia Motor Works (AMW), which is aiming high in the 25 tonne and above tipper segment of the Indian commercial vehicle market, has set in motion several ambitious plans to take head on other auto majors through the promotion of several high end new application-specific models for increasing..
Truck maker Asia Motor Works is all set to introduce a 16-tonne tipper in the market, which it will do at the Excon exhibition in Bangalore on November 23. The product marks the jump of the 4-year-old company from a "niche" to "volume" segment.
Asia MotorWorks (AMW), manufacturers of commercial vehicles and components, is entering a new segment of the tipper market, with the launch of 16-tonne capacity tippers. It also plans to launch several new application-specific models aimed at growing its volumes and market share in the tipper segment.
Asia Motor Works (AMW), an emerging commercial vehicles major, is all set to take on biggies such as Tata Motors, Ashok Leyland (ALL) not only with a slew of new products, but also by bringing changes in the truck industry with feature-rich products at a strategic price positioning, according to Anirudh Bhuwalka, managing director and CEO.
Every year, SIAM hosts its Annual Convention, focusing on issues influencing the Indian automotive industry's competitiveness, growth and integration with the global economy. This event is well attended by policy makers and decision makers of the Government of India, apart from other stakeholders.
AMW today inaugurated its first Truck Centre for heavy commercial vehicles at Hazira near Surat in Gujarat. To view the media coverage of the same, please click on the respective links to view the press clippings.
