Kia Motors Nigeria has recorded increased sales in 2017 with over 200 per cent year-on-year sales from 2016.Besides, the company said it is set to triple its sales in 2018 with a sustained comprehensive business strategy.

According to the company, the increased sales followed the country’s economic recovery from the recession that had hitherto stagnated all the sectors of the economy particularly, car sales in 2016. The business strategy and the extensive customer-based sales and service programs broke the ice and paved way for a record high year-on-year sales.

Chief Executive Officer, Kia Motors Nigeria, Jacky Hathiramani, said: “With our strategic business propositions, we are set to triple sales by expanding our units in operations (UIO) with increased new sales in the in the year 2018,” said.Speaking on the increased sale, Jacky alluded said Kia had always stay ahead of the curve with the top of the segment cars that have low maintenance costs and are affordable to the customers.


It will be recalled that there was an offshoot in the prices of products across all sectors of the economy amidst low buying power; however, Jacky maintained that Kia’s commitment to offering highly competitive pricing on its models played a major role in the record sales.He said the automobile company is poised to sustain the sales growth by introducing new models to the market and offering a highly competitive pricing on all their models.

Jacky said he’s confident that the second half of 2017 (2H17)’s sales momentum can be sustained into the 1H18, and this would help the company achieve better results over last year. “There’s an increased sale in the last six months compared with the same period last year. So, we project increased sales in 2018,”

Meanwhile, among the aggressive sales initiatives undertaken by the company in 2017 was Kia drive your dream and ember surprise promos. The company’s service promos also contributed immensely to the overall revenue for the company. The introduction of Kia double deal promo with over 15 per cent discount on both parts and labour recorded tremendous success and helped increase Kia brand confidence among customers. “These programmes increased our customer retention and loyalty towards the brand,” Jacky said.

He added that the company is set to introduce new models in the year 2018, headlining these models will be the world adjudged best-in-class luxury sedan, Kia Stinger, the B-Segment leader, SC Kia Rio and newly refreshed Kia Cerato amongst others.

On the general low stock level pervading the industry, he said the company was currently facing a high back order for some models, and was looking forward to assembling the cars at its plant in Lagos, Nigeria before the year-end.

It will be recalled that Kia Motors Nigeria began its local production in the wake of the implementation of the auto policy in 2014. The company built an ultra-modern assembly plant in Lagos with a capacity to produce 27,000 units of vehicles per annum.

Locally producing cars to the exact standard of Kia Motors Corporations in Korea, Kia Motors Nigeria currently produces the cars locally and the 2018 Kia Rio in addition to the recently launched Sorento, Sportage and Optima are produced in its plant in Lagos.

http://www.akelicious.com/2017/12/kia-nigeria-records-200-year-on-year.html

good one

And where are cars dey sold? Becos I'm yet to see it on Nigerian roads

Who buys from them if not Politicians and internet fraudsters??

I honestly doubt this sales declaration.
Those who know will know why I doubt it.

money moves

eTECTIVe:
And where are cars dey sold? Becos I'm yet to see it on Nigerian roads

I agree. Especially with the cost of those cars.

Na for their pocket be that, how e take affect meself

.

edunwablog:
Kia Motors Nigeria has recorded increased sales in 2017 with over 200 per cent year-on-year sales from 2016.Besides, the company said it is set to triple its sales in 2018 with a sustained comprehensive business strategy.

According to the company, the increased sales followed the country’s economic recovery from the recession that had hitherto stagnated all the sectors of the economy particularly, car sales in 2016. The business strategy and the extensive customer-based sales and service programs broke the ice and paved way for a record high year-on-year sales.

Chief Executive Officer, Kia Motors Nigeria, Jacky Hathiramani, said: “With our strategic business propositions, we are set to triple sales by expanding our units in operations (UIO) with increased new sales in the in the year 2018,” said.Speaking on the increased sale, Jacky alluded said Kia had always stay ahead of the curve with the top of the segment cars that have low maintenance costs and are affordable to the customers.


It will be recalled that there was an offshoot in the prices of products across all sectors of the economy amidst low buying power; however, Jacky maintained that Kia’s commitment to offering highly competitive pricing on its models played a major role in the record sales.He said the automobile company is poised to sustain the sales growth by introducing new models to the market and offering a highly competitive pricing on all their models.

Jacky said he’s confident that the second half of 2017 (2H17)’s sales momentum can be sustained into the 1H18, and this would help the company achieve better results over last year. “There’s an increased sale in the last six months compared with the same period last year. So, we project increased sales in 2018,”

Meanwhile, among the aggressive sales initiatives undertaken by the company in 2017 was Kia drive your dream and ember surprise promos. The company’s service promos also contributed immensely to the overall revenue for the company. The introduction of Kia double deal promo with over 15 per cent discount on both parts and labour recorded tremendous success and helped increase Kia brand confidence among customers. “These programmes increased our customer retention and loyalty towards the brand,” Jacky said.

He added that the company is set to introduce new models in the year 2018, headlining these models will be the world adjudged best-in-class luxury sedan, Kia Stinger, the B-Segment leader, SC Kia Rio and newly refreshed Kia Cerato amongst others.

On the general low stock level pervading the industry, he said the company was currently facing a high back order for some models, and was looking forward to assembling the cars at its plant in Lagos, Nigeria before the year-end.

It will be recalled that Kia Motors Nigeria began its local production in the wake of the implementation of the auto policy in 2014. The company built an ultra-modern assembly plant in Lagos with a capacity to produce 27,000 units of vehicles per annum.

Locally producing cars to the exact standard of Kia Motors Corporations in Korea, Kia Motors Nigeria currently produces the cars locally and the 2018 Kia Rio in addition to the recently launched Sorento, Sportage and Optima are produced in its plant in Lagos.

http://www.akelicious.com/2017/12/kia-nigeria-records-200-year-on-year.html

This is false.

The greatest patrons for new vehicles are the corporate world and we know that the mega ones like banks have drastically reduced or outrightly stopped the purchase of new vehicles and have resorted to fleet maintainance more than fleet replacement.

#TeamKia

Please pay your Taxes

J

eTECTIVe:
And where are cars dey sold? Becos I'm yet to see it on Nigerian roads

Come to Abuja

Whr dem sell am na food??

Agbaletu:

Come to Abuja

Hmm. . . you see it there

I haven't seen much of kia motors on the Nigerian roads

NwaAmaikpe:



I honestly doubt this sales declaration.
Those who know will know why I doubt it.

Kaduna and lagos state governments bought then may b feww other states

Sai baba

According to the company, the increased sales followed the country’s economic recovery from the recession that had hitherto stagnated all the sectors of the economy particularly, car sales in 2016. The business strategy and the extensive customer-based sales and service programs broke the ice and paved way for a record high year-on-year sales.

See the enemies of Nigeria who would definitely believe if the news was the other way around.

NwaAmaikpe:



I honestly doubt this sales declaration.
Those who know will know why I doubt it.

Here's another one...

luvinhubby:


This is false. The greatest patrons for new vehicles are the corporate world and we know that the mega ones like banks have drastically reduced or outrightly stopped the purchase of new vehicles and have resorted to fleet maintainance more than replacement.

How did overpriced Toyota fare this year?
I just want to know

BTT:
How did overpriced Toyota fare this year?

I just want to know

they sold more tokunbo this year.

Oh, really!! I can literally count all the kia vehicles available my location so where were the cars sold?

Caseless:
Sai baba





See the enemies of Nigeria who would definitely believe if the news was the other way around.




Here's another one...

You are a political jobber, i am an automobile businessman, one is definitely more knowledgeable on this, and that is not you.

You record 200% sales, yet you put all your staff on contract without good pay .......

eTECTIVe:
And where are cars dey sold? Becos I'm yet to see it on Nigerian roads

Its a promotional stunt, just to get people to pay attention to kia

Caseless:
Sai baba





See the enemies of Nigeria who would definitely believe if the news was the other way around.




Here's another one...

**sigh**

Some people are just steeped in ignorance that everything is seen from a political lens.
Someone made an observation and instead of u to counter with your own facts and proof and make it an intellectual discussion, you have quickly declared him an enemy of Nigeria.

And u think u are a friend of Nigeria this way? A way where every public debate is turned into a battle with enemies helps Nigeria how?

The real enemies of Nigeria are those who won't tolerate dissent and would rather kill every voice that question their methods instead of improving themselves.

Caseless:
they sold more tokunbo this year.

Epic!

NPComplete:


**sigh**

Some people are just steeped in ignorance that everything is seen from a political lens.
Someone made an observation and instead of u to counter with your own facts and proof and make it an intellectual discussion, you have quickly declared him an enemy of Nigeria.

And u think u are a friend of Nigeria this way? A way where every public debate is turned into a battle with enemies helps Nigeria how?

The real enemies of Nigeria are those who won't tolerate dissent and would rather kill every voice that question their methods instead of improving themselves.

This report is false, but if it's turned to the caption: Kia recorded lowest sales due to bad economy and policies , I'm sure you'd have incredulously accepted. You see why you and those other guys are hypocrites?

Tell me, where should we get the true statistics from, you or them?

luvinhubby:


You are a political jobber, i am an automobile businessman, one is definitely more knowledgeable on this, and that is not you.

so, you now speak on behalf of Kia ? Or we should ignore their statement and adopt your own?

eTECTIVe:
And where are cars dey sold? Becos I'm yet to see it on Nigerian roads

MrHistorian:
Who buys from them if not Politicians and internet fraudsters??

NwaAmaikpe:



I honestly doubt this sales declaration.
Those who know will know why I doubt it.

This is how you know guys that live in face me I face you in one dirty remote village

Anyone who works in Victoria island or Ikoyi axis will agree that it's insane the number for Kia and Hyundai cars one sees in traffic nowadays.

Funny enough I was telling my driver this same thing last week. Kia are really selling g like mad.

Now back to these embarrassing examples of Nigerian men. Please next time if you have nothing to say or are not sure just shut up and don't make a fool of yourself again