Stallion Motors Introduces Affordable Changan CS35 SUV

SMotors Limited has announced price offer of N7.9 million for the new Changan CS35 entry-level sport utility vehicle to cater for a growing demand forvehiclesinthecompactSUVmarket segment. The bargain, according to a statement by the company, is aimed at assuaging disillusioned auto buffs that couldn’t contend with the current price surge of compact SUVs owing to economic downturn and successive Forex fluctuations. While also citing spontaneous paradigm shift from C-segment sedan to B-segment cars, the company said the introduction of its affordably priced Changan CS35 entry level SUV would stem the tide and offer customers sustainable preference. Stallion Motors Limited (Changan Automobile Division) sales and marketing manager Baimah Dan Miller who made this assertion in Lagos said: “This rare movement wouldn’t have been glaring if customers have had access to functional SUV preferences such as the Changan CS35.” He said the company has amplified its facility at the plant to expedite production of competitively priced CS35 SUV to inspire additional patrons and reposition the vehicle as customers’ preferred compact SUV. ChanganiscurrentlyrankedNo. 1amongChinese automobile brands with total sales volume of three million units annually, and has traversed 154 years industrial history with 32 years’ experience in building and selling passenger vehicles. “No fewer than 8,500 new Changan vehicles are sold daily with 6,000 sales and service facilities in more than 60 countries with 150,000 professional team members globally,” Mr. Miller affirmed. He described Changan as tech-savvy, investing extensively in advanced research and innovative technologies - a commitment that has reinforced its partnership with global R&D organisations. “Changan R&D strength ranks No. 1 in Chinese automobile industry for eight years and has benchmarked world’s leading companies with high standard laboratories averaging 16 fields.” He said the CS35 model is the consequence of advanced research and innovative technologies through the formation of global R&D (research and development) partnership agreements with renowned European, American and Japanese automakers.