Volvo gives relief to customers, extends warranty for cars ending in lockdown
New Delhi: Volvo Car India, a well-known automobile company in the Indian market, has extended the warranty on its cars until 31 May 2020 due to a lockdown caused by a coronavirus. Almost all automobile companies in India are taking the necessary steps to provide relief to their customers. Meanwhile, Volvo India has taken this step to minimize the hardship to its customers.
To prevent the spread of COVID-19 in India, a lockdown of 21 days has been announced. In such a situation, the service centers are not opening nor can the people leave, so those whose car warranty expires in this period If it was happening, they would get a lot of relief from it.
This announcement of the company will cover cars whose warranty was to expire from 22 March 2020 to 3 May 2020. The plants and dealerships of all companies, including Volvo Cars India, were closed last month. The company then took this step to protect customers and employees from the epidemic and allowed employees to work from home.
Charles Frump, managing director of Volvo Car India, stated that "We fully support the government's lockdown step to prevent COVID-19 from spreading. So some of our customers are under warranty in the face of ongoing lockdowns in the country. If we are afraid of this, then we are pushing it further by solving this problem. This is it. " At present, the company is continuously looking at the situation, and if necessary, other steps will be taken.
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