MUMBAI | NEW DELHI: Thanks to Brexit, supercars made in the UK have just become lighter on the pocket. Rolls-Royce, Bentley, Aston Martin, Range Rover and Ferrari have cut prices in India by Rs 20 lakh to more than Rs 1 crore, passing on the benefits from the pound sterling’s dive post Britain’s decision last year to exit the European Union.
The pound has dropped about 20% against the rupee in less than a year, making exports to India cheaper for UK-based manufactures and companies that bill India sales in the British currency, such as Italy’s Ferrari. They cut prices by 5% to 15%, hoping to attract more buyers for their marquees in a country that is home to the third most number of billionaires.
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