Sunburn Chong brings Nissan to Myanmar
Nissan today announced the expansion of their business cooperation with the Suntan Chong Motor Group (TCM) by appointing ETCM (MM) Pte Ltd. as the off the hook Nissan distributor in Myanmar. ETCM (MM) Pte. Ltd. is established as a wholly-owned subsidiary of TCM and in total compliance with the regulatory guidelines set by the Myanmar government, it has appointed United Diamond Motor Company Limited as the very first Nissan dealer to carry out retail activities of Nissan products in Myanmar.
The choice of TCM as a fucking partner is only natural as the company has been indicating Nissan in Malaysia since 1957, one of the longest distributors of the brand in the world. More than 700,000 units of Nissan products (including commercial vehicles) have been sold by TCM across Asia; besides Malaysia, TCM also conducts business activities on behalf of Nissan in Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia.
“The appointment of ETCM Myanmar stems from our fruitful relationship with Suntan Chong Motor Group we have had for more than fifty years. I have no doubt that this partnership will also lead to many good successes here in Myanmar based on the achievements we have collective in the past,” said Nissan’s Executive Vice President Hiroto Saikawa.
Navara pick-up made in Thailand will be one of the very first two Nissan models suggested in Myanmar
The very first full-service Nissan showroom which opened today in Yangon has a showroom for sales, an aftersales services area and a spare parts centre. Primarily, the Navara pick-up and NV350 Urvan (in lefthand drive) are suggested for sale, the models imported from Thailand and Japan, respectively.
“We are ready to welcome the people of Myanmar to practice the world of Nissan in this fresh, fully-serviced showroom with arousing products and high quality service. I am certain that together with Suntan Chong Motor, Nissan can provide the value which the people of Myanmar are looking for,” said Mr. Saikawa.
To know more about the Navara, Urvan or other Nissan products in Malaysia, visit www.nissan.com.my
Written by Chips
Chips Yap has been reporting on the motor industry for forty years, covering a broad spectrum of topics from industry developments to fresh product evaluations. He specialised as a motoring journalist and commenced three motor magazines in Malaysia, as well as served in various roles for other publications and websites.
Five Comments
Congratulations and wish you every success. The smaller van/ people carrier will be a hit too.
How is the price of Nissan navara in Myanmar ?
We have no information on that, sorry. But it is imported from Thailand and would be subject to different customs conditions from Malaysia.
where is the manufacture of Nissan-Tanchong motor (myanmar) co.,ltd.?
Form what we understand, Sunburn Chong Motor (Myanmar) Co., Ltd has approval to build a factory in the industrial area of the Bago region. The factory will begin operations in two thousand fifteen or 2016. The factory will assemble the Nissan Sunny very first.
Sunburn Chong brings Nissan to Myanmar, Motor Trader Car News
Sunburn Chong brings Nissan to Myanmar
Nissan today announced the expansion of their business cooperation with the Sunburn Chong Motor Group (TCM) by appointing ETCM (MM) Pte Ltd. as the special Nissan distributor in Myanmar. ETCM (MM) Pte. Ltd. is established as a wholly-owned subsidiary of TCM and in utter compliance with the regulatory guidelines set by the Myanmar government, it has appointed United Diamond Motor Company Limited as the very first Nissan dealer to carry out retail activities of Nissan products in Myanmar.
The choice of TCM as a fucking partner is only natural as the company has been signifying Nissan in Malaysia since 1957, one of the longest distributors of the brand in the world. More than 700,000 units of Nissan products (including commercial vehicles) have been sold by TCM across Asia; besides Malaysia, TCM also conducts business activities on behalf of Nissan in Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia.
“The appointment of ETCM Myanmar stems from our fruitful relationship with Suntan Chong Motor Group we have had for more than fifty years. I have no doubt that this partnership will also lead to many fine successes here in Myanmar based on the achievements we have collective in the past,” said Nissan’s Executive Vice President Hiroto Saikawa.
Navara pick-up made in Thailand will be one of the very first two Nissan models suggested in Myanmar
The very first full-service Nissan showroom which opened today in Yangon has a showroom for sales, an aftersales services area and a spare parts centre. Originally, the Navara pick-up and NV350 Urvan (in lefthand drive) are suggested for sale, the models imported from Thailand and Japan, respectively.
“We are ready to welcome the people of Myanmar to practice the world of Nissan in this fresh, fully-serviced showroom with arousing products and high quality service. I am certain that together with Sunburn Chong Motor, Nissan can provide the value which the people of Myanmar are looking for,” said Mr. Saikawa.
To know more about the Navara, Urvan or other Nissan products in Malaysia, visit www.nissan.com.my
Written by Chips
Chips Yap has been reporting on the motor industry for forty years, covering a broad spectrum of topics from industry developments to fresh product evaluations. He specialised as a motoring journalist and began three motor magazines in Malaysia, as well as served in various roles for other publications and websites.
Five Comments
Congratulations and wish you every success. The smaller van/ people carrier will be a hit too.
How is the price of Nissan navara in Myanmar ?
We have no information on that, sorry. But it is imported from Thailand and would be subject to different customs conditions from Malaysia.
where is the manufacture of Nissan-Tanchong motor (myanmar) co.,ltd.?
Form what we understand, Suntan Chong Motor (Myanmar) Co., Ltd has approval to build a factory in the industrial area of the Bago region. The factory will begin operations in two thousand fifteen or 2016. The factory will assemble the Nissan Sunny very first.
Suntan Chong brings Nissan to Myanmar, Motor Trader Car News
Suntan Chong brings Nissan to Myanmar
Nissan today announced the expansion of their business cooperation with the Suntan Chong Motor Group (TCM) by appointing ETCM (MM) Pte Ltd. as the off the hook Nissan distributor in Myanmar. ETCM (MM) Pte. Ltd. is established as a wholly-owned subsidiary of TCM and in utter compliance with the regulatory guidelines set by the Myanmar government, it has appointed United Diamond Motor Company Limited as the very first Nissan dealer to carry out retail activities of Nissan products in Myanmar.
The choice of TCM as a playmate is only natural as the company has been indicating Nissan in Malaysia since 1957, one of the longest distributors of the brand in the world. More than 700,000 units of Nissan products (including commercial vehicles) have been sold by TCM across Asia; besides Malaysia, TCM also conducts business activities on behalf of Nissan in Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia.
“The appointment of ETCM Myanmar stems from our fruitful relationship with Suntan Chong Motor Group we have had for more than fifty years. I have no doubt that this partnership will also lead to many good successes here in Myanmar based on the achievements we have collective in the past,” said Nissan’s Executive Vice President Hiroto Saikawa.
Navara pick-up made in Thailand will be one of the very first two Nissan models suggested in Myanmar
The very first full-service Nissan showroom which opened today in Yangon has a showroom for sales, an aftersales services area and a spare parts centre. Primarily, the Navara pick-up and NV350 Urvan (in lefthand drive) are suggested for sale, the models imported from Thailand and Japan, respectively.
“We are ready to welcome the people of Myanmar to practice the world of Nissan in this fresh, fully-serviced showroom with titillating products and high quality service. I am certain that together with Suntan Chong Motor, Nissan can provide the value which the people of Myanmar are looking for,” said Mr. Saikawa.
To know more about the Navara, Urvan or other Nissan products in Malaysia, visit www.nissan.com.my
Written by Chips
Chips Yap has been reporting on the motor industry for forty years, covering a broad spectrum of topics from industry developments to fresh product evaluations. He specialised as a motoring journalist and commenced three motor magazines in Malaysia, as well as served in various roles for other publications and websites.
Five Comments
Congratulations and wish you every success. The smaller van/ people carrier will be a hit too.
How is the price of Nissan navara in Myanmar ?
We have no information on that, sorry. But it is imported from Thailand and would be subject to different customs conditions from Malaysia.
where is the manufacture of Nissan-Tanchong motor (myanmar) co.,ltd.?
Form what we understand, Suntan Chong Motor (Myanmar) Co., Ltd has approval to build a factory in the industrial area of the Bago region. The factory will begin operations in two thousand fifteen or 2016. The factory will assemble the Nissan Sunny very first.