Toyota Nigeria Limited (TNL) Launches Belta And Rumion Into The Nigerian Market

Toyota Nigeria Limited (TNL) launches two all-new Toyota models – the Belta and the Rumion into the Nigerian market.

The unveiling was held during the maiden edition of the Toyota Motor Show held between June 27th and June 29th 2024.

The exclusive motor show also came with a number of activities such as special after-sale packages and test drives.

Toyota Nigeria Limited (TNL), the sole distributor of Toyota vehicles in Nigeria, has unveiled two all-new Toyota models – the Belta sedan and the Rumion MUV into the lucrative Nigerian automotive market.

The unveiling of the two Toyota models was held during the maiden edition of the Toyota Motor Show held between June 27th and June 29th 2024 at the Podium Lekki.

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At the exclusive motor show, TNL also had fast-selling models on display, including off-road-ready Hilux pickup truck, the Corolla, Starlet and SUVs like Toyota Land Cruiser 300 Series and Prado.

In addition to the two new Toyota product launches, the exclusive motor show also came with a number of activities such as special after-sale packages, test drives, and, engaging interactions.

Managing Director of TNL, Mr. Kunle Ade-Ojo, while speaking with journalists at the first-ever Toyota Motor Show, said :

“This show is for all Toyota customers and other Nigerians interested in buying Toyota vehicles. While we participate in other shows, this solo Toyota Motor Show will enable us to concentrate on our customers’ needs, giving them a view of our range of vehicles and letting them know other things we can do for them in terms of after-sale service, spare parts availability, and body and paint as well as other value-adding services,” Ade-Ojo told journalists.

Reviewing business activities for 2023, Kunle Ade-Ojo said Toyota sold about 1,500 units last year (out of a total of 10,000 brand new vehicles), adding that Toyota was on course to double its last year’s performance.

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