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Nissan India Offers Free Monsoon Check-Up & Exclusive Service Deals
Nissan Motor India has announced a complimentary monsoon check-up for its customers across the country. This service will be from 15th July to 31st August at all Nissan-authorised workshops nationwide. Additionally, the company is providing special offers, price schemes, and a complimentary top wash.
Comprehensive Check-Up & Special Offers
The 30-point check-up includes a free battery inspection, exterior and interior checks, underbody examination, and a road test. Customers can also avail of a 10 per cent discount on services such as underbody coating, rodent repellent, and AC disinfection. Labour charges and brake pad replacements are also offered at a 10 per cent discount. Moreover, Road Side Assistance is available for Rs 1,099.
In the previous monsoon camp, over 10,000 customers participated. Mr Saurabh Vatsa, Managing Director of Nissan Motor India, stated, "This initiative is part of our broader commitment to delivering outstanding service and maintaining the highest standards of customer care. By offering this comprehensive check-up and special offers, we aim to enhance our customers' peace of mind and ensure their vehicles are in optimal condition to handle the challenges of the monsoon season safely."
Upcoming Launches In India
Nissan is gearing up to introduce four new cars in the Indian market. The facelifted version of the Magnite will be among these launches. An affordable electric vehicle, possibly an electrified version of the Magnite itself, is also on the cards. Additionally, there will be a new 5-seater compact SUV and a 7-seater SUV. These models are expected to be launched between FY 24-26.
The most recent launch from Nissan was the X-Trail SUV, which serves as the brand's new flagship model in the country. Priced at Rs 49.92 lakh ex-showroom, it arrives as a Completely Built Unit (CBU) import and is available in just one variant. Deliveries for this SUV are expected to commence soon in India.
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