Nissan has announced the launch of its new 5 Year Nissan Warranty expanding its value offering and providing peace of mind to its customers in the region. Available for new cars across the brand’s retail line-up, the new Warranty option provides consumers with coverage for 5 years and a minimum of 300,000 kms*.
As an upgrade from the existing warranty of 3 years or 100,000 kms, the 5 Year Nissan Warranty will be available as a standard on all new retail vehicles purchased from authorized Nissan dealers in the region. Additionally, customers who bought MY20 vehicles previously can visit their local Nissan dealer to avail the new warranty.*
Thierry Sabbagh, Managing Director, Nissan Middle East said: “At Nissan, we remain committed to enhancing the automotive experience for all our customers across the Middle East by delivering the very best products and services, even after you have left the showroom. By combining increased vehicle durability with top-quality customer service, we are confident that our 5 Year Nissan Warranty offering will give peace of mind to our Nissan customers.”
The new 5 Year Nissan Warranty is the latest in Nissan’s aftersales offering, with the aim to protect customer investments and deliver a more relaxed ownership experience. Customers can avail warranty support across the region – an ideal option for those travelling across countries by road.
With a comprehensive breakdown coverage against electrical, mechanical, and other malfunctions*, the 5 Year Nissan Warranty ensures the use of genuine parts by Nissan-trained technicians for all repairs. This, combined with the warranty transferability, helps boost car resale value to provide for maximum returns when investing in Nissan vehicles, while reducing the total cost of ownership.
For more information on Nissan’s 5 Year Warranty offer, please contact your nearest authorized Nissan dealership.
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