MADE IN NIGERIA CARS YOU'D LOVE TO DRIVE

Cheap used cars are not too difficult to find in Nigeria. However, finding a genuinely cheap car is a different story. 

Buying car is a stressful process, particularly when you are on a tight budget and can only afford a used vehicle. What if you still want to go for a brand-new car with reasonable price?

Let’s talk about made-in-Nigeria cars. The auto industry’s role in the economic activities of all countries is undeniable and it now comes as one of the key sectors of the international economy.

Car manufacturers jump into a big game to design, develop, produce, do marketing and sell their cars, forming a dynamic yet competitive auto industry. Almost all industrialized nations have the ability to produce cars applying indigenous technologies with the resources available in their manufacture.

That is a great advantage for these countries as they can provide more job opportunities for their people, improving the living standard and drive the local economy forward. Nigeria hasn’t been left behind as our country followed the global trend in term of developing economy and industrialization. For many years, the government has enacted tax policies and favourable laws to encourage the foundation of native auto assembly and manufacture plants, allowing the industry to flourish. Back in October 2013, the Nigerian Government introduced a new automotive policy which discouraged completely assembled cars to be imported to the country.

As a result, car manufacturing companies in Nigeria started to take the benefit of the newly-launched policy and roll up their sleeves to make or assembled cars by themselves. Here is the list of 5 made-in-Nigeria cars that you would definitely love to drive! Rio is one of the made-in-Nigeria Kia-s Kia Optima, Cerato and Rio Kia Motors Nigeria has made its first footprint into the native car range with the premiere of its first made-in-Nigeria cars – the Kia Rio, Kia Cerato and the Kia Optima. The event took place at at the Eagle’s square in Abuja in October 2014. These launches are considered as a testament to the commitment of the current government on enhancing people’s lives and shifting Nigeria into a full-fledged economy. In detail, the Kia Optima boasts an ultra-modern and sleek design with an aggressive front fascia and energetic sculpted rear side. Meanwhile, the little Rio comes adorned with a modern supervision cluster with trip computer and intuitive centre fascia. Last but not least, the all-new Cerato features a dynamic style and impressive performance, promising a lot of enjoyable journeys. Nigerian Kia Rio important specs Made-in-Nigeria Kia Cerato ALSO READ: 10 Look-alike Celebrities - You'll Be Confused At No. 1 IVM 6490 A For those who have superficial knowledge about car manufacturing companies, Innoson is the first completely indigenous car assembly company in Nigeria but under the control of multinational companies. It launched the first wholly made-in-Nigeria car in 2014 – the IVM 6490 A. The Innoson IVM is armed with state-of-the-art materials and sophisticated design. At first glance, you would never imagine that this is a car that is entirely made by Nigerian even in terms of technology and science. ***prbxselfnetwork***