Intro Synergy, the official distributor Neta electric vehicles (EVs) in Malaysia, has announced it is offering a lifetime warranty to the first 500 customers who purchase a Neta V between April 1, 2024 to June 30, 2024.
Naturally, there are terms and conditions to this offer. To qualify, new buyers (individual owners for non-commercial use) must register their Neta V before July 31, 2024. Additionally, the warranty only covers the EV’s battery, electric motor and motor control unit.
Existing Neta V owners – around 100 units have been sold so far – aren’t left out either, as they are also eligible for the lifetime warranty if they meet certain requirements. These include a distance travelled of not more than 30,000 km per year and their vehicle must not have any modifications made to it, nor should it have its battery damaged due to an accident, flood or fire.
This offer is also only applicable to the first owner (private owners and users; non-commercial use), and the vehicle must be sent for scheduled service at an authorised Neta service centre using genuine parts.
Besides the lifetime warranty, the company also introduced the Neta Loyalty Programme which provides members with the opportunity to receive rewards of up to RM24,300. To be a part of the programme, you must be a Neta V owner and have the brand logo placed on the car body for a period of five years. This effectively makes you a brand ambassador and with photo postings on social media, you’ll be rewarded with a RM24,300 advertising reward.
Other benefits of the programme include a 21% discount on selected accessories and free car rentals through NexV (up to 10 days per year; currently available at Careplus Mall Seremban). There are also lucky draws where the first draw will see 200 participants win RM5,000, while the second draw is a RM20,000 prize for 500 participants. A third draw will see 1,000 participants take home a RM50,000 voucher to purchase a Neta X.
Members of the programme can also take part in social media competitions to win vouchers by showcasing their Neta EV on Facebook. Prizes include a RM5,000 voucher to purchase any Neta product for the winner with the most followers, while second and third consecutive wins will net a RM10,000 and RM20,000 voucher respectively.
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Just give RM20k rebate….. the car currently sold RM70k in Thailand, here so expensive.
Menteri 100k kata jangan
The last I checked at their booth at Lotuss, it was priced at RM70++ after discount.
Take a look in person and you find this resembles a toy car. The bumper looks like it’s made from the same materials as the domestic black garbage bin.
Automotive business north to Direct Selling
OVERPRICED
i guess this makes the shitbox a tiny bit more attractive lol
Standard design life of cars is between 12 to 15 years. Is this the limit of the life time warranty of the battery?
obviously, lifetime of the neta distributor existing in malaysia
please learn from chevrolet owners
Nobody is gonna buy this overpriced junk with 110kmh speed cap.
Maximum this can sell is with 60k price tag
RM2000.00 voucher for all entiltled shareholders
OR a Box of HandGolves.
It’s just one fugly car. No wonder it is not selling well.
maybe they now only realise people rather top up rm530 to get the dolphin which come with six airbag, led headlight and full acc.
This car cannot sell la when we can buy BYD at similar price. And the owner of Careplus is not a very generous person. Very kedekut and calculative person. Sure bankrupt la this brand in Malaysia under careplus glove company.