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Datsun GO-cross concept showcased at Delhi Auto Expo
New Delhi, Feb.11 (ANI-BusinessWire): Datsun participated in the recently concluded Delhi Auto Expo for the second time, showcasing its new concept car, the Datsun GO-cross crossover.
The Japanese brand, with over 80 years' experience in building modern and segment-defining cars, is building a stronger connection with young, ambitious and aspirational Indians via its new social media campaign called #ISayYes.
Visitors to the Datsun stand at the Delhi show could engage with onsite interactions as part of the campaign, which was launched in January and will continue for several weeks to come. This was evident as #ISayYes figured among top trends on twitter for couple of days during the week-long Expo.
Datsun GO-cross is a pure concept car that was showcased during the Datsun press conference on 3rd February. However, if it were to go into production, it could meet the needs and preferences of a new generation of Indian drivers who are young, ambitious, fun-loving and ready to take the next step in their lives.
Also at the stand at the Auto Expo were enhanced versions of the current Datsun line-up. The Datsun GO and GO+ range have been accessorised with all-new dual-tone interiors, and a new blue exterior colour is now available.
Attracting the attention of enthusiasts and showgoers alike was the Datsun Bluebird 1600 SSS (510) rally car, which brought motorsport glory to the brand in the early 1970s. This storied rally machine embodies the fighting spirit and winning determination that anchors the brand. Accompanying it was the Datsun GO-Rally showcar, created by a passionate group of Japanese engineers and designers. The car embodies what a modern Datsun rally car could look like.
Demonstrating the roominess and versatility - despite its sub-4-metre footprint - was the GO+ Smart version, created to resemble an entertainment lounge with game consoles installed in the rear to attract the young and the young-at-heart.
Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. announced the return of the Datsun brand, Nissan's third global brand, alongside Nissan and Infiniti, in March 2012. Datsun provides a sustainable motoring experience to optimistic up-and-coming customers in high-growth markets. Datsun represents 80 years of accumulated Japanese car-making expertise and is an important part of Nissan's DNA. Datsun started sales in India, Indonesia, Russia and South Africa from 2014.
Datsun originated in Japan as DAT-GO (the DAT-car) almost a century ago in 1914. The word DAT means 'lightning-fast' in Japanese but is also a reference to the first letters of family names of the three financiers who supported the business at the time: Den, Aoyama and Takeuchi. Using the same logic, it was promoted as Durable, Attractive and Trustworthy, or DAT for short.
In 1933, Nissan's founding father Yoshisuke Aikawa took over the business with a vision of "mobility for all". The introduction of a light-weight, economical yet resilient car to meet the aspirations of young Japanese people in the early 1930s was named the 'son of DAT' - Datson - which later changed to Datsun. Local engineering and mass-production made the founder's dream a reality.
Nissan Motor India Private Ltd. (NMIPL) is a 100 percent subsidiary of Nissan Motor Co. Ltd. Japan. The company was incorporated in 2005 and offers innovative and exciting products across hatchback, MUV, SUV and sedan segments in India. Nissan together with its global alliance partner Renault set up a manufacturing plant and a Research & Development Centre near Chennai. Nissan in India has a portfolio of two brands, Nissan and Datsun.
New Delhi, Feb.11 (ANI-BusinessWire): Datsun participated in the recently concluded Delhi Auto Expo for the second time, showcasing its new concept car, the Datsun GO-cross crossover.
The Japanese brand, with over 80 years' experience in building modern and segment-defining cars, is building a stronger connection with young, ambitious and aspirational Indians via its new social media campaign called #ISayYes.
Visitors to the Datsun stand at the Delhi show could engage with onsite interactions as part of the campaign, which was launched in January and will continue for several weeks to come. This was evident as #ISayYes figured among top trends on twitter for couple of days during the week-long Expo.
Datsun GO-cross is a pure concept car that was showcased during the Datsun press conference on 3rd February. However, if it were to go into production, it could meet the needs and preferences of a new generation of Indian drivers who are young, ambitious, fun-loving and ready to take the next step in their lives.
Also at the stand at the Auto Expo were enhanced versions of the current Datsun line-up. The Datsun GO and GO+ range have been accessorised with all-new dual-tone interiors, and a new blue exterior colour is now available.
Attracting the attention of enthusiasts and showgoers alike was the Datsun Bluebird 1600 SSS (510) rally car, which brought motorsport glory to the brand in the early 1970s. This storied rally machine embodies the fighting spirit and winning determination that anchors the brand. Accompanying it was the Datsun GO-Rally showcar, created by a passionate group of Japanese engineers and designers. The car embodies what a modern Datsun rally car could look like.
Demonstrating the roominess and versatility - despite its sub-4-metre footprint - was the GO+ Smart version, created to resemble an entertainment lounge with game consoles installed in the rear to attract the young and the young-at-heart.
Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. announced the return of the Datsun brand, Nissan's third global brand, alongside Nissan and Infiniti, in March 2012. Datsun provides a sustainable motoring experience to optimistic up-and-coming customers in high-growth markets. Datsun represents 80 years of accumulated Japanese car-making expertise and is an important part of Nissan's DNA. Datsun started sales in India, Indonesia, Russia and South Africa from 2014.
Datsun originated in Japan as DAT-GO (the DAT-car) almost a century ago in 1914. The word DAT means 'lightning-fast' in Japanese but is also a reference to the first letters of family names of the three financiers who supported the business at the time: Den, Aoyama and Takeuchi. Using the same logic, it was promoted as Durable, Attractive and Trustworthy, or DAT for short.
In 1933, Nissan's founding father Yoshisuke Aikawa took over the business with a vision of "mobility for all". The introduction of a light-weight, economical yet resilient car to meet the aspirations of young Japanese people in the early 1930s was named the 'son of DAT' - Datson - which later changed to Datsun. Local engineering and mass-production made the founder's dream a reality.
Nissan Motor India Private Ltd. (NMIPL) is a 100 percent subsidiary of Nissan Motor Co. Ltd. Japan. The company was incorporated in 2005 and offers innovative and exciting products across hatchback, MUV, SUV and sedan segments in India. Nissan together with its global alliance partner Renault set up a manufacturing plant and a Research & Development Centre near Chennai. Nissan in India has a portfolio of two brands, Nissan and Datsun.
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