loomer:
Na made in nigeria abi na assembled in nigeria?

I really need to know

baddbelle which one ur papa get?

Expensive for an unknown made in nigeria car. Am not saying the car is inferior but it has to be made very affordable to the average Nigerian to enjoy a decent level of patronage and with time, the price can inch up when it has carved out its market share. Problem with Nigerian busineses is they want to make their money upfront. The priority should be to gain significant acceptance and confidence by users and then prosper in the back end

I expected a lesser price in order to compete favorably with very popular brands.

For those asking if it is made or a assembled in Nigeria, be informed that no car is 100 percent made in any country. The car components are most times outsourced to smaller companies that are often based overseas. Granted what innoson is doing now is mostly assemblage, but with more experience and good vision, the local content manufacturing will expectedly increase. If we can get 25% local content manufacturing in the near future that is a significant progress but the good work has started and should be encouraged not derided

Made in Nnewi

It'd be nice if for once they would show us pictures of the interior and entertainment console.

Can't say that I've seen adverts for innoson motors. Information on warranty, safety ratings, reviews etc are still outstanding.

I'm more concerned about the safety of the occupants.

Do they carry out crash test on their cars?

If they do, such test need to be made public.

I think its a great thing. if only Nigerians would patronize ivm.
I hope they worked on safety too

kemi4live:
na true say all manufacturers are not de one who manufacture all de part or component of there product. But dis vehicle non of de part is made in nigeria

70% of the components were sourced locally.

We need to see the crash-ratings, and its km/hr consumption of fuel.
Its a good development though.

This remind me the saying Nnewi the Japan of Nigeria"

ITbomb:

I am still having you in prayers, that spirit wey say you no go buy new things must die this year

Innoson Motors showing off their newly made cars

I love naija my country

[size=14pt]innoson can take his wayo car 2 ghana 2 sell, Apc is now on board [/size]

The All Progressives Congress (APC) has promised   to cut tariff and duty on imported vehicles, if it wins the March 28 presidential election.

Its vice-presidential candidate, Prof Yemi Osinbajo, at a town hall meeting with political stakeholders in Ondo, Ondo State, said: “We do not agree that there should be high tariff on imported cars whether new or old because Nigeria is not producing cars for now.


“What we will do first is to fix power and encourage local production of cars. But before then, we will reduce the high tariff that Nigerians are paying to import vehicles into the country.”

Osinbajo said Nigerians should not find it difficult to buy cars, promising that the APC government would ensure that tariff were reduced to make cars affordable.

The Goodluck Jonathan administration  began implementation of the new tariff on imported vehicles last year.
The policy pegs the age limit for private vehicles at 10 years and commercial, 15.
Under the new regime, importers, who hitherto paid 20 per cent duty on used vehicles, now pay 35 per cent duty and additional 35 per cent levy on new vehicles. The tariff is an offshoot of the automotive policy.

Under the policy, Customs will collect additional 35 per cent levy, totalling 70 per cent tariff from April.
Vehicle dealers and importers in Lagos are lamenting that the policy is hurting their businesses and have hiked prices by about 300 per cent.
The policy, they argued, could propel jobs’ cut. Chief Osita Chukwu, National Coordinator of Save Nigeria Freight Forwarders Importers and Exporters Coalition (SNIFFIEC), said the policy is anti-masses and should be resisted.
“We cannot accept the 70 per cent tariff hike. It’s going to kill the masses. How many people will be able to buy used vehicles? How many people can afford new ones as well? We reject this. We are going to shut the ports if the government doesn’t rescind its decision on this matter. By the time over three million importers, exporters and other stakeholders withdraw their services from the ports, you can imagine the implication.”

otiigba1:
rubbish! for 5.6 million you can get a nice brand spanking new mercedece or even any brand suv in USA

Why you dey lie like this? Mercedes?? Guy u no try

loomer:
Na made in nigeria abi na assembled in nigeria?

I really need to know

u have started again

Lol

driand:
if any of your family members see your post, how will they feel about you?

gbodimowo:


u have started again

You know me befor?

austinbrown:
baddbelle which one ur papa get?

Ode, who de bad belle, na simple question I ask.....

Abi u sit down for ur brain?

loomer:


Ode, who de bad belle, na simple question I ask.....

Abi u sit down for ur brain?

maggot

Too expensive for a car made in Nigeria. What is the value to consumers.. They cant compete in an open market. Oh wait, is that why they increased customs fees ..

Druss:
Too expensive for a car made in China but assembled in Nigeria. What is the value to consumers.. They cant compete in an open market. Oh wait, is that why they increased customs fees ..

Fixed!

Siena:


Spot on.

Just out of curiosity - how many subscribers here, who keep bleating on about patriotism, and insult anyone who dares say they would rather spend 5.6M NGN on a Toyota, Honda or BMW, actually own any IVM-branded vehicle?

None and No Niaralanders own one.

N5.6m @ N150 to $1

@N320 the current price will not be printed

The cars are not even assembled just made in China. Until they show a sticker with assembled in Nigeria