Nissan Malawi on Thursday unveiled the all-new Nissan Navara which merges the rugged strength of a bakkie with the comfort of a luxury sport utility vehicle (SUV) to create a new kind of beast which is the best of both worlds.<\/p>\n
Nissan Malawi Managing Director, Jabulani Ndabambi, said, with a ground breaking 5-link coil rear suspension system, the Navara redefines ride comfort and handling both on and off-road.<\/p>\n
Ndabambi said a powerful engine, coupled with the smoothness of an optional 7-speed automatic transmission, redefines the drivetrain for a more efficient and responsive drive.<\/p>\n
\u201cEven with a premium leather-clad cabin, the Navara loses none of its rugged credentials. Get behind the wheel and feel what it means to be rugged, redefined,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n
Nissan Market Development Manager for sub-Saharan Africa, Grant Scott, said the Nissan Navara shows how power, acceleration and fuel efficiency cannot only coexist but thrive.<\/p>\n
He said class-leading fuel efficiency is achieved by using low friction components, reduced mass, wide range gear transmissions and enhanced aerodynamics.<\/p>\n
Grant expressed confidence that the new Navara would help his firm grow its market share, currently at 18 percent.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe are confident that the new Navara will bring a completely new driving experience to Malawians,\u201d Scott said.<\/p>\n
Blantyre City Mayor, Wild Ndipo, hailed Nissan for contributing to the growth of the local economy through job creation.<\/p>\n
Ndipo expressed hope that the firm would continue to grow so that it can continue employing Malawians.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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