MG Motor Upskills 10,000 Chauffeurs Through Saarthi Program

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10,000 professionals have been trained by MG Motor India under the Saarthi initiative, reaching a significant milestone. The goal of the program, which was launched in 2021, is to keep MG customers’ drivers current with the newest innovations available in MG vehicles (connected, autonomous, shared, and electric). Ganesh Prasad Saha, Deputy Commissioner of Police (Traffic), attended a ceremony that was held in Noida to honour the attendees.

MG Motor Saarthi Program

The MG Saarthi program attempts to acquaint participants with cutting-edge features in MG automobiles by upskilling more than 10,000 chauffeurs around India. Teachings on responsible driving practices as well as lessons on how to operate a vehicle safely are covered in the sessions. Customers are welcome to register their drivers for the training at no cost.

A motor driving vocational training program for women from an economically underprivileged portion of the Vadodara district, dubbed “MG Sewa – Saarthi,” was recently introduced by MG as part of its recent announcements about its continuous commitment to women’s empowerment.

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About MG Motor India

Morris Garages cars were well-known around the world for its sports cars, roadsters, and cabriolet series after being founded in the UK in 1924. Because of their stylishness, elegance, and lively performance, MG cars were highly sought after by many celebrities, including the British Prime Ministers and even the British Royal Family. The MG Car Club, founded in 1930 in Abingdon, United Kingdom, has thousands of devoted members, making it one of the biggest clubs in the world for a car manufacturer. Over the past 98 years, MG has transformed into a cutting-edge, futuristic, and creative brand. Its cutting-edge manufacturing facility in Halol, Gujarat, can produce 1,50,000 automobiles annually and employs close to 2,500 people.

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