"India is probably the most promising one because of its size and growth potential. With the Indian market soon expected to sell 5 million vehicles (annually), there are many opportunities for us," Thierry Koskas, the newly appointed global chief of Citroen, told ET. "India is a key part of our strategy outside of Europe."
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