The OEM has also launched the 12th edition of its aftersales service campaign called ‘Happy with Nissan’ for a month.
25 Jan 2021 | 10760 Views | By Autocar Pro News Desk
Japanese carmaker Nissan India has delivered over 720 Magnite SUVs to customers across dealerships in the country as part India’s 72nd Republic Day celebrations.
The company says this milestone is part of its commitment for the Indian market, and in significance of this special occasion, it has also ...
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Japanese carmaker Nissan India has delivered over 720 Magnite SUVs to customers across dealerships in the country as part India’s 72nd Republic Day celebrations.
The company says this milestone is part of its commitment for the Indian market, and in significance of this special occasion, it has also launched the 12th edition of its aftersales service campaign called ‘Happy with Nissan’ for a month.
Rakesh Srivastava, MD, Nissan Motor India said: “On the joyous celebration of India’s 72nd Republic Day, the Nissan India family commemorated this special occasion with 720-plus deliveries of the all-new Nissan Magnite, an SUV built on the philosophy of ‘Make in India, Make for the World.’ We thank our customers for their overwhelming response, our dealer partners for their immense support and congratulate every Indian on this special day!”
As part of the aftersales campaign customers can avail benefits such as a free 60-point vehicle check-up, free car top wash, free oil filter for customers who could not avail the service due to the Covid-19 pandemic, up to 50 percent discount on select parts and accessories, and up to 20 percent discount on labour charges, avail best hygiene for the vehicles through antimicrobial treatment. The campaign will also encourage Nissan and Datsun customers to download the ‘Nissan Connect’ app and upgrade their existing cars to newer Nissan and Datsun models.
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