KARACHI: Hyundai Nishat Motor Private (Limited) (HNMPL) organized an exclusive event here, in a bid to provide a closer experience of company’s latest SUV masterpiece, the all-new Hyundai SANTA FE Hybrid.
Following the Hyundai SANTA FE Hybrid SUV’s successful Lahore launch event last Sunday, the HNMPL management has chosen to give Karachi residents an opportunity to take a closer look at the traditional high-tech SUV model.
On Sunday night, the launch ceremony was hosted at a nearby hotel. Kamran Khan Tessori, the governor of Sindh, attended the ceremony as the chief guest.
“Hyundai SANTA FE Hybrid has received an extremely overwhelming response nationwide after the launch,” said Hassan Mansha, chief executive officer of HNMPL, “and we are pleased to provide the people of Karachi with the opportunity to witness the greatest story never told.”
The Hyundai SANTA FE Hybrid stands out in the Pakistani market with its hybrid technology, offering fuel efficiency, performance, and reduced emissions. As Pakistan’s first AWD 7-seater Hybrid D SUV, it caters to the needs of larger families and environmentally conscious drivers alike.
As a luxury SUV, it provides ample space and a lavish interior, delivering a premium driving experience. Its turbocharged engine ensures dynamic performance and advanced safety features prioritize driver and passenger safety. In summary, the Hyundai SANTA FE Hybrid is a groundbreaking hybrid SUV that combines luxury, power, and safety to redefine the driving experience in Pakistan.
The company’s vision is to cater to every car segment, and with the introduction of the SANTA FE hybrid, they aim to capture the SUV market in Pakistan, setting new standards for innovation and luxury.
The Governor on this occasion said that Mansha group has been contributing its positive role in the shape of making investments, paying taxes, and providing much needed employment opportunities even in these conditions in the country.
The government must support them and listen to their grievances. The group has established plant in Pakistan and cars are being assembled. We want these cars should be locally developed and that required government’s support.
As long as the local investors are not satisfied, we can’t attract foreign investment into the country, he said. For the last four years, Hassan Mansha has been making his all out efforts in the auto sector in Pakistan. He should bring more such cars in Pakistan, the Governor concluded.
