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India, launch pad for Ford's new car

Vidya Bala

Ford India plans to launch a new premium car in India by the end of this calendar. This vehicle is expected to fill the gap between the Ford Ikon and the Ford Mondeo. The new model will introduce the next generation turbo diesel common-rail injection technology (TDCi) technology and also be available with petrol engines. India would be the first market for the new Ford car, which would have exceptional styling and a high level of local content.

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