The funds will be utilised for expanding services network to 15 more cities by this year, the company said in a release.
Besides, Pitstop is planning to onboard over 1,000 garages and more than 1,500 service vans by 2021, the release added.
At present, Pitstop caters to over 1 lakh customers in Bengaluru, Delhi, Pune, Hyderabad, Chennai, Noida, Gurgugram and Faridabad.
"There is a great deal of learning from Group Landmark as we set up our network of hyper-local garages and fleet of doorstep vans to take Pitstop to the next 1-lakh customers," Pitstop founder and Chief Executive Officer Mihir Mohan said.
The company will be using these funds to expand its garage and doorstep service network and build an integrated retail supply chain network for the spares business, Mohan said.
The existing investors of Pitstop also participated in the earlier round of funding. The company received funding worth USD 2.9 million from Blume Ventures & Goldbell Group of Singapore last year.
"With about 200 garages on-boarded on this model, we want to fuel Pitstop's growth to be the market leader in the space in India with an eye at establishing footprints in Singapore, Vietnam, and other South-east Asian countries," Group Landmark said.
Group Landmark is a prominent player in the auto retail and insurance distribution space.
Pitstop aims to create a pan India network of large format garages that offer a one-stop solution for car ownership and maintenance needs and is well in line for its next round of USD 15 million funding with the way things are moving and going ahead, the release said.
Launched in 2015, Pitstop is the country's first independent doorstep car service and repairs provider. With its wide network of garages and a doorstep inspection and service model, Pitstop offers a complete value chain solution for car owners. IAS ANS ANUANU