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KIA Motors Nigeria bags three awards
IN recognition of KIA Motors Nigeria accomplishments in the Nigeria auto industry, the company bagged three awards at the just concluded The Nigeria Auto Award with its Group Managing Director, Jacky Hathiramani clinching a leadership award.
The other awards include Most Innovative Auto Company and Budget Car of the year which went to the Kia Picanto.
While speaking at the ceremony, the Chief Commercial Officer of the company, SandeepMalhotra said “Winning innovative company award like this is testament to the thought that goes into all our strategic planning geared towards giving the best service to our esteemed customers and ensuring we offer not only the most reliable and durable vehicles, but also the most cost-effective top-of-the-segment models”
Admired for its practicality and fun design, the Kia Picanto triumphed among other competing brands to win the budget car of the year. Kia Picanto’s affordability is easy on customers’ budget, fuel efficient and maneuverable in cramped city streets or parking lots without compromising value for a guaranteed exhilarating driving experience. The entry level car has all the practical advantages of a small car as well as a fun-to-drive personality on the road.
“We earned the awards through our outstanding professionalism and commitment to quality,” said Jacky Hathiramani. “Our team has continued to work tirelessly in ensuring exemplary standards of performance in sales and service, and most importantly, in satisfying our customers’ needs. We are proud to receive these awards as they are tribute to excellent customer relations in sales and service and we will continue to offer top-notch services for our esteemed customers”.
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