<p>"We are very happy to launch the car in the Indian market, I personally feel that it will have a positive impact for our company in the market," Paul de Voijs, managing director of Volvo Auto India, told IANS.<br /><br />According to him, the launch of the new car is in line with the company's strategic plans for the Indian market.</p>.<p>"We have a good number of pre-launch bookings which is under the 100s currently and I see the sales growing from here," Voijs said.</p>.<p>The premium sedan is available in both petrol and diesel versions.<br /><br />Currently, the company offers four models in the Indian market -- sports utility model (SUV) XC 90 and XC 60 and luxury sedans XC 90 and XC 60.</p>
<p>"We are very happy to launch the car in the Indian market, I personally feel that it will have a positive impact for our company in the market," Paul de Voijs, managing director of Volvo Auto India, told IANS.<br /><br />According to him, the launch of the new car is in line with the company's strategic plans for the Indian market.</p>.<p>"We have a good number of pre-launch bookings which is under the 100s currently and I see the sales growing from here," Voijs said.</p>.<p>The premium sedan is available in both petrol and diesel versions.<br /><br />Currently, the company offers four models in the Indian market -- sports utility model (SUV) XC 90 and XC 60 and luxury sedans XC 90 and XC 60.</p>