Skoda is taking a break from selling compact car in India as it is focusing on a financially sustainable business model, for which an organisational restructuring is being implemented to make it leaner and improve its after-sales service.
The company, which launched its premium executive sedan Superb priced between Rs 18.87 lakh and Rs 25.2 lakh, said its Indian arm has closed after-sales office in Pune as part of the ongoing strategy.
"We are still selling Fabia (hatchback) but we have stopped production of the car. Our present focus is on strengthening our image as a value for luxury provider," Skoda Auto India Chairman and Managing Director Sudhir Rao told reporters here.