Hyra Braces Up With Brilliance FSV

Tomorrow, the FSV in Lagos, Nigeria, would be joining the stable of Hyra Motors  following the success trail blazed by its fore-runners, Grandeur, Splendor and the  FRV – executive sedans which have gone a long way in boosting the image of  Brilliance as a Chinese manufacturer of cars.

Mr. Seyi Oyinlola, Managing Director, Hyra Motors Limited, told newsmen he was  pleased with the growing patronage for Brilliance vehicles, and the new perception  of the brand. He said contrary to the perception in the past, patrons now believe  the brand can offer value for money.

“Our focus this year is to offer Nigerians affordable cars, because people are  looking for cheaper cars due to loss of income. With Brilliance FSV, you have a  model that can rival competition.

“At least the closest to this model in terms of pricing would be at least N200,000  up. That is why you have the most affordable and valued quality cars at Hyra  Motors,” he said.

Powered by an engine built with Mitsubishi technology and available in both manual  and automatic transmission gearboxes  and 1.5 litre engines, FSV has safety features  which can inspire peace of mind in the driver and other occupants.

There is an airbag each for the driver and front seat passenger as well as two side  airbags for both. ABS (anti-lock brake system) with LBD enhances braking even on  slippery surprises. This explains why the carâ€s safety is said to dovetail into the  European C-NCAP four-star standards.

“There wonâ€t be any problem with spare parts availability and maintenance, as  everything has been put in place to ensure that customers get them at our service  centres in many parts of the country”.

One of the carâ€s major selling points, aside the attractive poise, is the fine  finish of the interior, particularly the console/dashboard area and its roominess.

The Chinese made vehicle which is positioned as a premium brand will be competing  with established models from Japan, Korea, Europe and America.

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