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Mangaluru: All-new Maruti Suzuki Alto-K10 unveiled at Mandovi Motors’s Arena showroom

  •   Tue, Sep 13 2022 03:49:53 PM

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Mangaluru, Sep 13: The all-new Maruti Suzuki Alto-K10 was unveiled at Mandovi Motors Private Limited’s Arena showroom here on September 9.

Police commissioner N Shashi Kumar, writer and professor Meenakshi Ramachandra along with other dignitaries launched the new car.

Addressing the gathering, Shashi Kumar said, "Buying a car is a dream of many. The new Alto-K10 has various advanced features. There are 15 new advanced features in the car. It is also a trusted brand."

He lauded the director of Mandovi Motors Group Aroor Sanjay Rao for providing employment to several youths.

Shashi Kumar and professor Meenakshi Ramachandra were felicitated during the occasion.

Prof Meenakshi Ramachandra also addressed the gathering.

Nerenki Parshwanath, associate vice president of Mandovi Motors explained the safety features of the car. Akshay Kumar Jain explained all the features of Alto-K10.

Shashidhar Karanth, DGM (sales and marketing) and Kishan K Shetty (senior manager sales) were present.

The programme was started with an invocation from Manasa. The programme was hosted by Muralidhar B J.

 

 

 
  

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