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 Anand Mahindra says that the Mahindra XUV700 currently has a very long waiting period. Customers who have booked this car may have to wait for more than a year for the time being. The global chip shortage has compounded this even further. Anand Mahindra The name of Mahindra and Mahindra is very popular in the Indian car market. This is the reason that the waiting period of some of the company's vehicles is very high. The auto giant launched the XUV700 in the country last year and it has bagged 50,000 orders in a short span of time. The waiting period of Mahindra XUV700 is so long that even Mahindra Group Chairman Anand Mahindra is unable to get its delivery. The businessman recently revealed this in response to shuttler Chirag Shetty's tweet. In fact, Shetty had asked him about the delivery status of his XUV700. In response, Anand Mahindra tweeted, "We have to work extra hard to get this to you as soon as possible. I hope you find it! (By the way, I ordered one for my wif

 Anand Mahindra  chairman of  Mahindra Group has given information about a Mahindra car on his official Twitter handle, which costs just Rs 12,421. Users are showing a lot of interest on this post of his. Anand Mahindra, one of the country's veteran businessman, is very active on the social media platform Twitter and keeps posting such posts so that the people of India, especially the youth, can connect with him. He is often in discussion on social media due to his funny posts. Now recently he has shared a very interesting post of Mahindra Jeep. A good friend, whose family has been distributing our vehicles for decades fished this out from their archives. Aaah the good old days…when prices headed in the right direction! pic.twitter.com/V69sMaM98X — anand mahindra (@anandmahindra) March 6, 2022 Mahindra Jeep worth Rs 12,421  Anand Mahindra  chairman of  Mahindra Group  has shared the poster reducing the price of Mahindra Jeep and in this post the new price of Jeep has been told at

 The source added that "in all likelihood, an agreement between SAIC and Volkswagen internationally is more likely, given the current strong relationship with the Volkswagen Group."     MG Motor is in talks with Volkswagen as well as the Mahindra-Ford JV to lease its plants to manufacture its cars in India. The move comes as the company - a British brand but a subsidiary of China's SAIC - faced government scrutiny in the wake of border tensions between India and China, especially when it comes to new investment plans.