Stallion Motors Nigeria has reaffirmed its leadership in ensuring that Nigeria’s first locally produced electric vehicle, Hyundai Kona EV, has the capacity to reduce energy cost, environmental impact for users in the country.
In a statement, it stated that the Nigerian automobile is ready for electric vehicles under its stewardship, reason it received commendation by Vice President of Nigeria, Kashim Shettima.
The statement noted that the Hyundai Kona EV is projected to be the toast of Nigerian automobile enthusiasts and corporate organisations given the advantages it brings.
“The company showcased the first locally produced electric vehicle at the Thursday meeting of the National Economic Council, NEC with the vice president saying that the prospects for electric vehicles in Nigeria is bright.”
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It added that Hyundai Kona which was first introduced in Lagos in 2020 is sold with five years of battery warranty and five years of vehicle warranty.
“The battery-pack on full charge allows the Hyundai Kona to drive 482 km (300 miles) approximating travel from Lagos to Awka, Anambra State or from Kano to Sokoto. The battery can be recharged at home or in the office.”
The Managing Director of VON Automobiles, Stallion’s auto assembly unit, Dr Harpreet Singh, said that the innovation from the company was a step towards an eco-friendly green Nigeria.
“The Stallion Group is in full support of the moves by the government of Nigeria towards a clean environment. We have brought the Hyundai Kona EV as our support towards this initiative that would not only enhance our environment but also bring economic advantage to the market for those who also consider energy costs.”