Nissan Festive Deal Offers Big Discounts on New Vehicles in Nepal: Up to 15 Lakhs Off!

Nissan Festive Deal Offers Big Discount
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6 September 2024, Kathmandu

Pioneer Moto Corp, the authorized distributor of Nissan vehicles for Nepal—is thrilled to introduce a special discount campaign – ‘Nissan Festive Deal’.

Nissan Festive Deal Offers Big Discounts

The campaign will apply to all Nissan vehicles – Nissan Magnite, Nissan Kicks, Nissan Navara, Nissan Leaf, and Nissan X-Trial e-power.

This campaign has been launched on the occasion of the upcoming festive season. This scheme will be implemented throughout the festive season. On this scheme, customers will get various benefits while booking a Nissan vehicle. Customers can enjoy benefits up to 15 lakh which include special discounts, 1-year free vehicle insurance, free road tax for fiscal year 2081/2082, 3-year free servicing, and 3-year warranty.

Nissan Magnite – the big, bold, beautiful, and ‘carismatic’ SUV is one of the most popular and affordable cars in the Nepali market with better resale value and class-leading features. On purchase of Nissan Magnite, customers can enjoy up to 80% financing and free fuel (i.e., no running cost) for 6 years; on top of the festive deal perks. Nissan X-Trail is a bigger, bolder SUV that offers muscular styling, solid capabilities, next-level technologies, and all the comfort and flexibility for action-packed adventures with the family. On purchase of Nissan X-Trail, customers enjoy no running cost for 18 years while getting all the benefits of the festive deal scheme.

Different models of Nissan vehicles can be purchased at the best prices with easy financing and special discounts during the campaign. Several terms and conditions will apply to these facilities. The various free benefits offered throughout the campaign period will make the festive season more exciting. Pioneer Moto Corp encourages all customers to visit the nearest Nissan showroom to avail themselves of the discounts and benefits of the new scheme.

About Pioneer Moto Corp Private Limited 

Pioneer Moto Corp Private Limited is the authorized distributor of Nissan for Nepal. The company has been providing Sales, Services & Spare parts, and facilities for the full range of Nissan vehicles.

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