Nissan Việt Nam launches new pickup

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Japanese automaker Nissan Việt Nam on Thursday launched a new addition to the Nissan NP300 Navara family, the All-New NP300 Navara EL 2WD AT, at a price of VND649 million (US$29,500)

Nissan Việt Nam launches a new addition to the Nissan NP300 Navara family, the All-New NP300 Navara EL 2WD AT on April 14. — VNS Photo

HCM CITY — Japanese automaker Nissan Việt Nam on Thursday launched a new addition to the Nissan NP300 Navara family, the All-New NP300 Navara EL 2WD AT, at a price of VND649 million (US$29,500).

It is the first vehicle in its segment in Việt Nam to be equipped with a seven-speed automatic transmission.

Backed by Nissan's 80 years of global pickup truck know-how, the NP300 Navara EL 2WD AT promises to meet the needs of demanding individuals as well as business owners in Việt Nam, according to Nissan.

Imported as a completely built-up unit from Thailand, it is available in five colours, savana orange, earth brown, twilight gray, brilliant silver and pearl.

It comes with a three-year or 100,000 km warranty and is available at all Nissan dealerships nation-wide.

Until 30 April an early bird discount of VNĐ20 million ($909) is available. — VNS


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