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Dana Motors Ignites a Green Revolution in Nigeria’s Auto Industry with CNG-Powered Vehicles

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Dana Motors Limited, the exclusive distributor of Kia in Nigeria, is leading a groundbreaking charge to revolutionize the transportation landscape in the country.

In response to the escalating fuel prices and mounting vehicle-related expenses, Dana Motors Limited has unveiled ambitious plans to introduce Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) vehicles into the Nigerian market.

This strategic move underscores Dana Motors Limited’s unwavering dedication to innovation and sustainability within Nigeria’s automotive sector, effectively tackling the pressing need for more economical transportation options.

Having previously set a precedent by launching Nigeria’s inaugural electric vehicle, the Kia Soul, Dana Motors Limited is now poised to introduce an array of high-efficiency CNG-powered vehicles.

Francis Ogboro, Vice Chairman of the Group, passionately stated, “At Dana Motors Limited, our ultimate objective is to provide Nigerians with innovative, environmentally-friendly, and budget-conscious automotive solutions. The introduction of CNG-powered vehicles seamlessly aligns with our overarching vision to elevate the quality of life for all Nigerians, while simultaneously mitigating the surging costs associated with vehicle ownership.”

Further amplifying this commitment, Olu Tikolo, Vice President of Dana Motors Limited, emphasized, “Recognizing the transformative potential of CNG vehicles for public transportation, we are steadfast in our dedication to making transit more accessible and affordable. Through this visionary initiative, we aspire to elevate the overall quality of life for all Nigerians.”

The forthcoming launch of CNG-powered vehicles by Dana Motors Limited is poised to make substantial contributions to Nigeria’s emission reduction efforts, foster sustainability, and establish a more economical transportation system. Dana Motors Limited is not just leading but reshaping the trajectory of the Nigerian automotive industry, forging a greener, more cost-effective future for all.

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