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Datsun aiming sub-Brezza price for the Go Cross

Datsun’s first crossover to be based on the V minus platform; will be feature-laden.
1 min read10 Jul '17
Shapur KotwalShapur Kotwal

Datsun is readying its first crossover, the Go Cross, for a market launch in the near future. The Go Cross was showcased in concept form at the previous Auto Expo where it received an extremely favourable reception. Key to its success will be an affordable price, as Datsun, this time around, is also looking at making the car much more desirable, especially on the inside. 

The company is well aware of just how successful the top-of-the-line Kwid, from Alliance partner Renault, has been – where more than 80 percent of Kwids have the touchscreen – and this has prompted Datsun to attempt delivering a similar interface on the Go Cross. 

Also based on a lower cost version of the V platform (internally known as the V minus), like the Go and Go+, the Go Cross is substantially larger than Datsun’s other cars for India. As far as pricing goes, Datsun is aiming to be extremely competitive with the Go Cross’ pricing. Insiders say that the company is targeting a sub-Brezza price, which would be a starting price of approximately Rs 6.5 lakh. 

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