It was a double celebration for PAN Nigeria Limited, assemblers of Peugeot Automobile in Nigeria, as it unveiled a new re-modelled Peugeot 508 with major face lift for the driving pleasure of its teeming customers and also signed agreements with the foremost movie producer, and the Chief Executive of Golden Effects Services Limited, Kunle Afolayan.

Ford is investing an additional $4.5 billion in electrified vehicle solutions by 2020 as well as changing how the company develops vehicle experiences for customers – all to make people’s lives better by changing the way the world moves. Ford is adding 13 new electrified vehicles to its portfolio by 2020, when more than 40 per cent of the company’s global nameplates will come in electrified versions. This represents Ford’s largest-ever electrified vehicle investment in a five-year period.

MYMOTO XE, a brand of RiverMews Limited, has entered into strategic partnership with Cornerstone Insurance, one of the leading insurance companies in the country to provide quality after sales services to owners of both used and brand new cars. Under the partnership, Mymoto will be providing a cover called Mymotoshield, a vehicle repair contract or extended warranty that covers the cost of parts and repair services related to a pre-agreed set of vehicle mechanical and electrical vehicle components that stop working in normal cause of use.

PAN Nigeria Ltd, will today at the NAF Conference Centre and Suites, Ahmadu Bello Way, Abuja unveil the all new Peugeot 508 for 2016. The all new Peugeot 508 to be unveiled was assembled at PAN assembly plant in Kaduna. It is equipped with array of features like never before including alloy wheels, leather steering wheel, leather seats, front and rear parking sensors, a reverse camera, rain sensor, etc.

TATA International has promise to give Nigerian improved services in 2016. The company admitted that it had not done enough in terms of growing network across the country. Tata International has been present in Nigeria since 2006 as the distributors of Tata Motors Commercial vehicles. In these nine years, they have sold more than 6,000 vehicles capturing a 15 per cent market share in the segments that they focus on. The company would also build a plant to assemble vehicles in Nigeria.