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Maruti NEXA Service Introduced
Back in 2015, Maruti Suzuki introduced the concept of NEXA dealerships in our market. The S-Cross was the first product to be sold through NEXA outlets.
Back in 2015, Maruti Suzuki introduced the concept of NEXA dealerships in our market. The S-Cross was the first product to be sold through NEXA outlets. Following the launch of the Baleno, the concept of NEXA dealerships caught up and can be safely termed as successful in the Indian market. Eventually, special service arrangement was made for NEXA customers in regular service centres in the form of dedicated service bays.
Many NEXA customers cited the lack of dedicated NEXA service stations as a negative in the otherwise good experience. Maruti Suzuki has announced the launch of NEXA service stations which feature technological advancements, paperless processes and special service arrangements.
The first NEXA service station has been inaugurated at Gurugram. By year end, the company aims to launch 60 to 70 workshops across the country. A target of 300 functional workshops has been set for the year 2020. Both NEXA and non-NEXA cars can be serviced at NEXA service stations.
NEXA service stations carry forward the monochromatic theme from NEXA dealerships and will be loaded with advanced diagnostic bays and a premium customer lounge. For a smooth experience, the entire process from booking service appointment to the delivery of serviced car has been well planned. It includes booking of service appointment via the NEXA app, driving to designated service bays and interaction with dedicated service managers.
At the job card opening bays, service managers are equipped with a tablet to explain the jobs required on the car. The customers will be escorted to a premium waiting lounge where they will be able to view their car being serviced on the shop floor.
At the waiting lounge, customers are also provided with an option to watch live video of their car being attended to. In addition to this, NEXA service uses advanced diagnostic bays which can monitor a car’s condition based on various parameters and prepare a digital health card.
The process has been largely kept paperless to make it efficient and hassle-free for customers. Improving customer satisfaction has been the prime objective of NEXA dealerships in the first place and NEXA Service surely takes things to the next level.
