New Delhi: Datsun has announced the prices for its first model ‘Datsun GO’ in India. The Datsun GO range will comprise three variants and will be available at a very attractive and competitive starting price of Rs. 3.12 lakh.
Datsun GO will be offered in three variants – D, A and T. Entry-level D variant gets digital tachometer, drive computer that displays instantaneous fuel economy, average fuel economy and distance to empty, Follow-me-home headlamps, speed sensitive wipers and silver finish front radiator grille.
The mid-level A variant adds an air conditioner with filter, chrome front grille, body coloured bumpers and Jacquard seat upholstery to the equation. The top of the line T variant comes with speed sensitive electric power steering, front power windows, Mobile Docking Station (MDS) with amplifier, universal mobile holder, aux-in and USB charger, front speakers, central locking and full wheel covers.
Details of the prices are as follows:
Variant | Ex-Showroom Price (CITY) |
D | INR 312,270 |
A | INR 346,482 |
T | INR 369,999 |
“We are very excited to be part of history in India with the introduction of our very first model - the Datsun GO. Together, we have embarked on a long journey in one of the most complex, demanding and promising markets in the world. We are confident that the aspirational ‘Risers’ in India will identify with our product and brand.” said Kenichiro Yomura, President – Nissan India Operations.
It will be available in four colours : white, silver, sky & ruby. Datsun GO will be retailed through a fully-branded environment within Nissan’s dealership network across the country to bring Datsun to our customers as quickly and efficiently as possible.
“We are overwhelmed with the response and feedback received for the new Datsun GO. This is very encouraging and we thank all our customers for the appreciation and the enthusiasm shown regarding the purchase of this car. This is just the beginning but I would like to thank the sustained efforts of everyone involved for this achievement,” concluded Kenichiro Yomura.
