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Innoson Shows Off Its First Electric Car, Says First Batch Are Now Currently Sold Out
Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing (IVM) shows off its first electric car, says first batch are now currently sold out.
Since sharing the video, IVM said it has received hundreds of calls and upfront payment from interested clients.

Cornel Osigwe, the Head, Corporate Communications and Affairs at Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing has shown off the automaker’s first-ever all-electric vehicle ahead of official launch by the indigenous company.
In an unedited video posted by Cornel on his official Facebook page, the company’s PRO was seen test-driving the new Innoson Electric Vehicle at the company’s car park.
“Breaking: I just test drove the first Innoson Vehicles Electric vehicle produced in Nnewi. We are just starting,” he said

In another post, he said :
“For benefit of doubt, the new Innoson Electric Vehicles as well the one I test drove hasn’t been certified and approved by the Innoson Vehicle quality control department for sales.”
“It is still undergoing the final round of checks. More so it hasn’t been officially announced or launched by the company, but I needed to create a buzz before the official announcement and then I did my magic.”

Since sharing the video, Cornel said that IVM has received hundreds of calls and upfront payment from interested clients who wants to be the first set to drive the Innoson Electric Vehicle.
He added that his inbox is already filled with enquires on the prices, noting that the first batch that had rolled off the assembly line are now currently sold out.
“I have studied Nigerians and I know how to get their attention and I don’t hesitate to apply it, you may call my strategy crude, but don’t ignore it. Not everyone of us follows by the books, some of us, use our own strategy to get the same result,” he added.
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