Datsun GO And GO+ Style Edition Launched In India At Rs. 4.07 Lakh

Datsun India has launched new Style Editions of the GO and GO+ vehicles in the country that have been priced at Rs. 4.07 lakh and 4.78 lakh respectively.

By Sameer Contractor

1 mins read

Published on August 4, 2016

Highlights

The GO & GO+ Style Edition get interior and exterior cosmetic upgrades
Upgrades include new body graphics, roof rails, spoiler & new Blue shade
The GO & GO+ Style Edition do not get any mechanical changes

Datsun India has launched new Style Editions of the GO and GO+ vehicles in the country that have been priced at Rs. 4.07 lakh and 4.78 lakh respectively (all prices, ex-showroom Delhi). The Nissan-owned car brand had teased the special edition image yesterday on its social media channels only providing the silhouette of the vehicles. The released images give a complete glimpse of the upgrades on the Style Editions, which as the name suggests is all about cosmetic upgrades. Datsun GO Style The Datsun GO+ Style Edition comes with new black and yellow body graphics, roof rails, rear mounted roof spoiler, limited edition 'Style' logo and a chrome tip exhaust. The special edition model also comes with an all-new metallic blue shade that looks vibrant on the sub 4-metre models. The New Exterior Features Inside, the special edition models get dual-tone black and beige colour scheme for the dashboard, piano black finished centre console and brushed silver inserts. You also get colour coordinated seat cover and mats. Based on the mid-variant, the Styled Edition miss out on the driver side airbag but gets the mobile docking station. The Cars Get a Slightly Updated Interior In terms of powertrain, the Datsun GO and GO+ Style Editions continue to use the same 1.2-litre three-cylinder petrol motor tuned to produce 67bhp and 104Nm of torque. The motor is paired to a 5-speed manual transmission. The GO+ comes with an ARAI certified fuel efficiency of 20.6 km/l, while the GO returns 20.62 km/l. Datsun GO+ Cabin The Datsun brand hasn't really picked up in India despite Nissan's multiple efforts and that is clearly visible in the performance of its cars - GO and GO+. Both models are yet to make a mark in terms of sales doing just three-digit figures per month. Nevertheless, the redi-GO has been welcomed for its crossover styling as well as frugal engine and just might be the brand's redemption product.