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Most Expensive Made-In-India Cars

Man's World

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August 2024

From Mercedes limousines to variants of the flagship Land Rover, a surprising number of luxury flagship models are now locally assembled or produced in India

- Niraj Kakade

Most Expensive Made-In-India Cars

Lately, the pendulum of luxury appears to be shifting from European shores to Asian ones. This shift is particularly evident in India's rising luxury car market, which recorded around 42,371 units sold in 2023 alone, marking a significant 20 per cent year-on-year increase. Not wanting to miss out on their share of the pie, carmakers like Mercedes-Benz, and Volvo, among others, have set up manufacturing plants in India to price their latest and greatest more competitively. Here, we take a look at some of the most expensive made-in-India cars that are entirely produced or assembled locally.

MERCEDES-BENZ MAYBACH S-CLASS S580

₹2.71 Crore

In 2022, Mercedes-Benz launched the locally assembled Maybach S580 for Rs 2.71 crore (ex-showroom). Introduced alongside the S680, which was brought in as a completely built unit, both models offer an unparalleled cabin experience better than most first-class airline seats.

The rear cabin of the Mercedes-Benz Maybach S-Class S580 introduces electronically operated rear doors controlled with a simple hand gesture to the MBUX system. The extended wheelbase, 180mm longer than the standard S-Class, offers more room and comfort. The twin 'Executive Seats' are covered in fine leather and have plush pillows on the headrests. These seats can recline up to 43.5 degrees, offering a first-class airline suite experience.

The dashboard mirrors that of the standard S-Class but includes a wood insert finish with Maybach-themed graphics for its MBUX infotainment system. Notable features include a 4D Burmester sound system, augmented reality head-up display, adaptive rear ambient lighting, and active noise suppression to ensure a quiet cabin environment.

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