Ford Figo (2012)

Monday, 15 October 2012 07:13 PM In October 2012, Ford India launched a facelifted version of the Ford Figo, which featured a larger hexagonal grille and redesigned head and tail lamps. This update was aimed at enhancing the cars aesthetic appeal and competitiveness in the Indian market. The facelift also included other minor exterior and interior changes. I think this facelift was a smart move to keep the Figo fresh and appealing to buyers.

Monday, 20 August 2012 11:12 AM By August 2012, Ford had sold its 200,000th Figo in India, just 29 months after its initial launch. This milestone highlighted the cars popularity and Fords successful strategy in the Indian market. The Figos success was attributed to its competitive pricing, robust build quality, and good driving dynamics. I believe this sales figure was a significant achievement for Ford India.

Tuesday, 10 July 2012 05:38 PM In July 2012, it was reported that the Ford Figo had become one of the top-selling cars in India, thanks to its affordability and performance. The cars 1.2-liter petrol and 1.4-liter diesel engine options were particularly popular among Indian consumers. The Figos compact size and easy handling also made it a favorite in urban areas. I think the Figos success was a testament to Fords understanding of the Indian market.

Tuesday, 15 May 2012 02:15 PM In the first half of 2012, Ford India announced plans to export the Figo to other countries, including South Africa and the Middle East. This move was part of Fords global strategy to utilize its Indian manufacturing facilities to serve international markets. The export of the Figo was seen as a boost to Fords global sales and Indias automotive export industry. I believe this was a strategic step for Ford to expand its reach.

Monday, 20 February 2012 02:12 PM Early in 2012, Ford India emphasized its commitment to the Indian market by highlighting the local sourcing of parts for the Figo. About 85% of the cars components were sourced from Indian suppliers, which helped keep costs down and made the car more competitive. This strategy was praised for its economic benefits and for supporting local industries. I think this approach was crucial for the Figos success in India.

Wednesday, 25 January 2012 09:29 AM In January 2012, the Ford Figo was praised for its driving dynamics and build quality in various reviews. The cars hydraulic power steering, smooth gear shifts, and robust suspension system were highlighted as key features that made it a joy to drive. Despite some minor issues like wind noise at high speeds, the Figo was overall well-received by critics and owners alike. I believe the Figo set a high standard for driving experience in its segment.