Volkswagen India starts assembling 1.5-litre diesel engine

Volkswagen has increased its production operations in India because it has just begun production at its new diesel engine components and fully mature engine testing facility in Pune. The plant was built in 2010 to assemble Volkswagen polo, polo and Vento, and then even Fabia production has been transferred to this new plant. The assembly of the new 1.5-litre TDI diesel engine is scheduled to begin at the end of 2014. Volkswagen India invested 24 billion rupees in engine assembly and parts production as the first step for Indian suppliers.

Mr. mahesh kodumudi, chief representative of the group, "Our investment in this state-of-the-art engine assembly line, including the complex and fully mature engine test facility at Pune plant in Chakan, is the next important step in strengthening our commitment to India. With this, we have made a significant place in strengthening our localization in India," said Volkswagen and Volkswagen private Co., Ltd“

Volkswagen India invests in new engine assembly lines. The new engine produced in India will be the new 1.5-litre TDI diesel engine, which is specially designed and developed for the Indian market. Recently, the launch of the new Volkswagen Polo was launched. It emphasizes the importance of the Indian market and pays attention to the needs of Indian customers. With this 1.5-litre engine, Volkswagen can take advantage of tax cuts, which will help the company reduce the price of its diesel vehicles. The German auto giant introduced the new 1.2-liter turbogasoline last year, taking advantage of the benefits of gasoline engine, and now it is also ready for diesel. The new engine assembly line will be integrated into the existing structure of the Volkswagen Pune plant in Chakan. New polo and polo GT TDI introduced.