Man Calls Out Mahindra on Cars Service Quality Said Gobar Design Compare to Hyundai Ananad Replied

Mahindra recently introduced the BE 6e and XEV 9e in India. Since the launch, social media seems to be quite impressed with both the models, with most of the feedback appearing to be good. However, a user took to social media and raised questions on the design, service quality and reliability of the car. The user compared the new models with Hyundai and said that the South Korean brand is more reliable. Now, the user’s long post has been replied to by Mahindra Group Chairman Anand Mahindra himself, which has impressed not only the social media but the critic himself who made the post.

Sushant Mehta (@skybarrister) in his post on Doesn’t last either… I don’t know if your design team or you yourself have such bad taste. But really your cars are for people who want a mountain sized car in 2019 and they care about reliability and quality. no info Is.”

Not only this, critics even reduced some of the company’s designs to dung. Regarding the Mahindra BE 6e, the critic further wrote, “The Be6e is no different – ​​you have created another strange looking car that will become an eyesore in a few months.”

The post was later deleted, but Anand Mahindra also responded to it by sharing a screenshot of the deleted post. Mahindra acknowledged that the company still had a long way to go, but also reminded critics of how far Mahindra has come since the 1990s, when experts advised the company that “car Get out of the business.”

In his reply he wrote, (translated) “You are right Sushant, we have a long way to go. When I joined the company in 1991, the economy had just opened up. A global consultancy firm advised us to exit the car business. Advised because in their view we had no chance to compete with the foreign brands that had entered it. Three decades later, we are still around and competing fiercely.”

Mahindra further writes, “The company has used all the skepticism, skepticism and even rudeness in your post to whet our appetite to succeed.” He also thanked the critic for his feedback.

Mehta later replying Huey said, “Oh my God, this is so sweet. I’m glad you took the criticism constructively. After the call from your team I had to delete the tweet because I thought they were unhappy with the harsh words.” The critic also acknowledged that his words were “incorrect.”