• Datsun brings the new Datsun GO-live special version to the show
  • Datsun provides test drive opportunity at the venue and attractive sales package for visitors

Surabaya – Datsun will go live in the IIMS Surabaya at the Grand City Mall from 7 – 11 November 2018 by bringing its fully refreshed product line-up.

Datsun will showcase for the first time in Surabaya, the new Datsun GO-live special version that was introduced in GIIAS in August 2018 and has drawn a lot of positive attention from visitors.

Datsun will also display the popular new Datsun GO+ and the versatile compact cross-over Datsun CROSS at IIMS. Test drive cars are available for customer to try. An attractive sales package, such as drive and win program and free gasoline are offered during IIMS* (T&C applied).

"We invite all of Datsun enthusiasts in Surabaya to come to our booth", said Masato Nakamura, Head of Datsun Indonesia. "We will bring our line-up including our new model, Datsun GO-live special version, closer to customer in this city"

Datsun GO-live is aimed for young professional who want a stand out companion to commute in the city. It hosts distinctive and bright features. Bold yellow accents can be seen on the car.

The leading edge of the front spoiler, the under-guard element of the rear diffuser and body side moldings are highlighted in yellow. The roof spoiler is yellow, contrasting with the all-black roof. A yellow hexagonal icon is put on the black hexagonal grille, and also on the new all-black 15-inch alloy wheels. Inside the car, it has yellow seat belts, yellow stitching on the seats and unique backlit meter scales with yellow highlights.

Datsun GO-live special version is produced in Nissan plant in Purwakarta in West Java in limited numbers. The pre- booking prices start from IDR 135 million for manual transmission and IDR 150.5 million for CVT variant. Datsun GO-live is available in four different body colors, black, white, silver and grey.

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About Datsun
Datsun is the third global brand of Nissan Motor Co. Ltd., alongside Nissan and INFINITI. Datsun represents 80 years of accumulated Japanese car-making expertise and is an important part of the company's heritage. Today it offers personal mobility and a worry-free ownership experience to customers in high-growth markets, such as India, Indonesia, Russia and South Africa.

Datsun's history
Datsun originated in Japan as DAT-GO (the DAT car) in 1914. "DAT" was a combination of the initials of the three financiers who supported the business at the time. It also means "fleeing hare" in Japanese – a reference to agile, dynamic cars. In 1933, one of Nissan's founding fathers, Yoshisuke Aikawa, took over the business with a vision of "mobility for all." A lightweight and economical, yet resilient car meeting the aspirations of Japanese people in the early 1930s was named the "son of DAT" – Datson – which later was changed to Datsun. Local engineering and mass production made the founder's dream a reality.

Media contact:
R. I. Hana Maharani
Head of Product Communications                                 
PT. Nissan Motor Indonesia
P: 021-2271 2323            
E: hana.m@nissan.co.id

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