Datsun celebrates 3rd anniversary in India; launches special anniversary editions of Go and GO+
Commenting on the launch of the Datsun anniversary editions, Arun Malhotra, Managing Director, Nissan Motor India Pvt. Ltd. said, “The Datsun brand is winning over more and more customers who are seeking accessible mobility. We are celebrating our three successful years with the launch of special anniversary editions of GO and GO+ and activities around our Datsun model range. Congratulations to the Datsun team for this milestone and special thanks to all our customers across India.”
The anniversary editions of GO and GO+ comes with a first-in-segment Ambient Lighting app for mobile phones with which a customer can choose the mood lighting of the car’s cabin to suit his or her taste. Coupled with eye-catching body graphics, a unique Anniversary Edition badge, and a sporty black rear spoiler on the exterior, the interior features vivid blue inlays on the passenger seats that match the blue trim around the centre console. Additionally, anniversary floor mats, art leather seats, a keyless entry system, Bluetooth connectivity, rear parking sensor, radio and USB connection features all culminate to add flair and convenience to the interior space.
Jerome Saigot, Vice President, Datsun Business Unit said, “This year Datsun marks its third anniversary in India. To say “thank you” to entice new fans of the brand to choose Datsun, we are planning a series of customer benefit schemes to draw in more people to discover what Datsun has to offer.”
As part of the celebration marking its three great years of existence in India, Datsun India will run a social media campaign that invites existing customers to share their interesting stories of family times involving their Datsun vehicles under the #UnitedByDatsun theme.
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