Nissan Debuts Datsun Vehicles at the Indonesia International Motor Show
Nissan Motor Co. brought a lineup of 14 vehicles to the 21st Indonesia International Motor Show (IIMS), including the Datsun brand.
Nissan Motor Co. brought a lineup of 14 vehicles to the 21st Indonesia International Motor Show (IIMS), including the Datsun brand. With the theme "Limitless Innovation for Everyone", Nissan's offerings at IIMS represent its commitment to deliver value on all fronts for customers.
The newly unveiled Datsun GO+ is tailored for risers in Indonesia, according to the company. Jointly displayed with the Datsun GO, these two models were developed to fulfill the dreams of those who seek better lives and a better tomorrow.
Indonesia is the first market in the world to introduce Datsun GO+. Thanks to its 2,450 mm long wheelbase, the MPV offers a spacious three-row interior that serves as a roomy, cozy and versatile family lounge. The back can be configured as two extra seats or additional cargo space. Datsun GO+ is a distinctive, modern car with a sleek, dynamic silhouette and strong shoulder line. Its clean and robust body styling makes it stand out from the crowd. With compact dimensions of 3,995 mm in overall length, width of 1,635 mm and height of 1,485 mm, Datsun GO+ is tested to withstand the most demanding city conditions.
Both Datsun GO+ and Datsun GO are presented at IIMS this year, and both models are attractively priced below Indonesian Rupiah (Rp) 100 million.
Originally posted on Automotive Fleet
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