Powering the GO is the same 1.2-litre petrol motor that does duty in the Micra, albeit in a different state of tune and is mated to a five-speed transmission. Datsun has focused on driveability and low-end performance to make the GO easy to drive, especially in congested traffic.
Datsun is focusing on keeping the cost of ownership as low as possible with the GO, which is crucial to build trust with first-time car buyers.
“When a customer buys his first new car in countries like India, Indonesia, Russia and South Africa, first he dreams about it. To realise the dream, customers need to have access, feel a sense of belonging towards the brand. Also, as this purchase will represent a significant part of their disposal income, it is important for them to have full trust in the brand and the product. So Dream, Access and Trust are key values for which the Datsun brand stands now,” said Vincent Cobee, who leads Datsun.
Datsun models will be individually developed for different markets, and the GO is the first of several Datsun models that will be launched later in 2014 in Indonesia, Russia and South Africa.
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