2014 Datsun Go first view
Following Nissan’s announcement last year that the Datsun brand would be resurrected, the marque’s first new model has now been unveiled.
Called the Datsun Go, it’s a small five-door hatchback that’ll be powered by a 1.2 litre petrol engine. Measuring 3,785 mm (12’ 5”) long and 1,635 mm (5’ 4”) wide, the Go is virtually the same size as a Nissan Micra.
Datsun’s plan is to target those markets that have a rapidly increasing demand for car ownership, so the chances of a European presence are slim.
The Go will initially be offered in India from early 2014. Built at a plant in Chennai, prices are expected to start at under Rs. 400,000. That’s around £4,400 or €5,100 based on current exchange rates.
Versions are then going to be developed for Russia, Indonesia and South Africa, with production likewise due to take place locally.
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Called the Datsun Go, it’s a small five-door hatchback that’ll be powered by a 1.2 litre petrol engine. Measuring 3,785 mm (12’ 5”) long and 1,635 mm (5’ 4”) wide, the Go is virtually the same size as a Nissan Micra.
Datsun’s plan is to target those markets that have a rapidly increasing demand for car ownership, so the chances of a European presence are slim.
The Go will initially be offered in India from early 2014. Built at a plant in Chennai, prices are expected to start at under Rs. 400,000. That’s around £4,400 or €5,100 based on current exchange rates.
Versions are then going to be developed for Russia, Indonesia and South Africa, with production likewise due to take place locally.
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