Kathmandu, January 15:

Tsutomu Hiraoka, ambassador of Japan to Nepal inaugurated the new showroom of Nissan vehicles in Balaju Industrial District today.

The new Nissan Showroom is built with 3S — sales, spares and service — concept that offers sales, spares and service under one roof to assure total satisfaction to its customers.

“To give continuity to the brand identity, the new showroom is built as per Nissan

Retail Visual Identity, informed the organisers at the press meet organised in the capital today.

Meanwhile, Dugar Brother and Sons is also organising Nissan Auto Festival from January 16 – 21. Various schemes like special discount, fee check-up, 50 per cent special discount on services and maintenance and many other such schemes are some of the attractions of the festival.

Speaking at the inauguration, Yoshie Motohiro, manager, sales department Oceania and Asia No 1, applauded Dugar Brother and Sons’ effort to establish Nissan brand in Nepal.

“It is good to know that this year diplomatic relationship between Japan and Nepal is completing its 50 years and to mark this auspicious occasion, Dugar Brothers and Sons has organised ‘Nissan Auto Festival’,” Motohiro said.

Motilal Dugar, managing director of Dugar Brothers and Sons said that Nissan is coming up aggressively by changing under its shift concept. “It has changed its look, introduced new products with advance technology and also by supporting its NSC with various guidelines and our new showroom is one of them,” he added.