The Hyundai Grand i10 that is made in Nigeria is a quick-pace car with beautiful features that will make it pass for a real luxury vehicle, particularly for an entry level car.

The Hyundai Grand i10 is obviously built for the Nigerian environment with its very good ground-clearance, sturdy shock absorbers and compact body for easy maneuverability.
These peculiar features came handy during a test-drive of the versatile car recently in Lagos.

The car was taken through the grueling Lagos traffic from the office of Hyundai Nigeria Limited on Ajose Adeogun Street through Apongbon to Funsho Williams Avenue (former Western Avenue) to Ikorodu Road and to Sheraton through Maryland. At Sheraton, there was a change-over of drivers and the team hit the road to Hyundai office at Adeola Odekun through the Opebi Link Bridge, Billingsway, 7Up-Iyana-Woro and Third Mainland Bridge.

The Hyundai Grand i10 showed it is comfortable on and off road, keeping the driver in an advantage position when navigating through the traffic.
The car is very spacious with good head and leg room for both the driver and passengers.

The test-drive followed an unveiling of the car three weeks ago by Hyundai Motors Nigeria Limited, a division of Stallion Group - makers of the vehicle.

Source: Tribune

The idea should be.....is it cheaper? If i cannot gsin a reasonable price slaah from M.I.N cars to the imported ones, then they can as well dismantle their assembly factory and ship bavk to where they came from.

redcliff:
The idea should be.....is it cheaper? If i cannot gsin a reasonable price slaah from M.I.N cars to the imported ones, then they can as well dismantle their assembly factory and ship bavk to where they came from.

Definitely.

Definitely.

So OP, now it is made in Nigeria, how much is it?

How come it traveled all over Lagos and not one picture was taken?

Sounds spurious.

Marpol:
How come it traveled all over Lagos and not one picture was taken?

Sounds spurious.

Abeg help me ask them, I don't understand all this beer palour reporting. No pictures of assembly plant, no picture of the vehicle being tested.

Spin doctors at work noni!

princemedico:

Abeg help me ask them, I don't understand all this beer palour reporting. No pictures of assembly plant, no picture of the vehicle being tested.

The car was taken through the grueling Lagos traffic from the office of Hyundai Nigeria Limited on Ajose Adeogun Street through Apongbon to Funsho Williams Avenue (former Western Avenue) to Ikorodu Road and to Sheraton through Maryland. At Sheraton, there was a change-over of drivers and the team hit the road to Hyundai office at Adeola Odekun through the Opebi Link Bridge, Billingsway, 7Up-Iyana-Woro and Third Mainland Bridge.

They did not invite anyone to witness this momentous moment!