The Naza Group targets to achieve sales of 25,970 units next year with major contribution coming from its Kia division. Joint executive chairman SM Nasarudin SM Nasimuddin broke down the 2010 sales target to 22,000 Kia vehicles, 2,930 Peugeot vehicles and 1,040 units of the Naza Forza.
Naza plans to launch four new Kia models which will include a “recreational vehicle” in the first half of the year. The conglomerate will also introduce four new Peugeots in 2010, including the “T33” entry-level model that will be manufactured at its Gurun plant.
Our guess is that the “RV” in question will be the new Sorento, while the Soul and Forte Koup should also be coming. How about the facelifted Optima to make it four?
On the Peugeot front, T33 is the 207 Sedan, which despite the name is a booted 206 with the 207’s “big mouth” face. Naza will be counting on this small saloon to provide the bulk of Peugeot sales. My personal prediction for the other three is 207, 308 CC and a crossover, possibly the 3008.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments show mixed reactions to Naza's eight new models launch, with some expressing excitement and anticipation for vehicles like the Kia Soul, Sorento, and Koup, while others worry about quality, safety, and pricing. Several commenters criticize Naza for past assembly and after-sales issues, urging improvements in service and spare parts affordability. There are concerns about rebadged models' quality and whether Naza will develop its own cars in the future, with some suggesting that local brands rely heavily on rebadging to save costs. A few comments compare Naza’s offerings unfavorably with other global brands, while others acknowledge that Naza's expansion signifies growth despite ongoing challenges. Overall, sentiments range from cautious optimism to skepticism regarding product quality, after-sales support, and pricing strategies.