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Bentley, Porsche Expand India Presence with New Luxury Facilities in Delhi and Hyderabad

BRIEF: Bentley Motors has opened a new retail facility in New Delhi, while Porsche India has launched its largest centre in Hyderabad, highlighting growing confidence in India's luxury automobile market.
Sarthak Goswami June 20, 2026
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NEW DELHI/HYDERABAD: Luxury carmakers Bentley Motors and Porsche India have expanded their presence in India with the opening of new facilities in two major cities, highlighting growing confidence in the country’s premium automobile market.

Bentley Motors has inaugurated a new retail facility in New Delhi, while Porsche India has opened its largest facility in the country in Hyderabad.

Bentley’s new retail facility is being operated in partnership with the Bird Group and offers the company’s full product range, including the Bentayga, Flying Spur and Continental GT models. Bentley said the new facility will strengthen its presence in the Indian market and enhance customer engagement in the Delhi-NCR region. The British luxury carmaker first established its retail presence in Delhi in 2010, making it Bentley’s first authorised retail market in India.

Porsche India inaugurated the country’s largest Porsche Centre in Hyderabad on June 18, 2026, in partnership with EVM Premium Cars. The new facility spans around 2,800 square metres and combines vehicle sales, servicing and spare parts operations under one roof.

The Hyderabad centre is Porsche’s second sales location in the city and the third integrated facility in India to offer sales, service and spare parts together. With the opening of the new centre, Porsche’s network in India has expanded to 14 sales touchpoints and 10 service touchpoints.

The twin announcements come as global luxury automotive brands increasingly focus on India, driven by rising disposable incomes, a growing population of high-net-worth individuals and increasing demand for premium vehicles.

Luxury vehicle manufacturers have increasingly expanded their presence in India in recent years, citing rising demand for premium automobiles and growth in the country’s affluent consumer base. The expansion by Bentley and Porsche reflects continued investment by global luxury automakers in India’s growing premium vehicle segment.

🚨 BIG: Bentley and Porsche have expanded their 🇮🇳 India footprint, with Bentley opening a new showroom in New Delhi and Porsche inaugurating its largest facility in Hyderabad. pic.twitter.com/lcZXzxxaX8

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