WTC Automotif (WTCA) has officially launched a GAC and Aion flagship 3S centre in Glenmarie. Operated by WariTan Automobile, it is strategically located within what has become an automotive hub in the Klang Valley.
Serving both GAC Motor and the Aion EV brand, this is the largest GAC facility in Malaysia to-date. The 456 sqm GAC Motor showroom has three vehicles on display while the Aion showroom’s 644 sqm space has room for six display vehicles and a customer lounge area.
The combined service centre spans 10,878 sqm and is equipped with 10 work bays, staffed by seven certified technicians. The SC has a ‘premier lounge’ with workstations and plug points, a kids playroom and refreshments at the coffee corner. Merchandise, too.
“The opening of the GAC and Aion Glenmarie 3S centre, together with the existing 3S centres, serve as the cornerstone to our network. We welcome all customers to visit and experience GAC Motor’s hospitality and the range of vehicles. Customers are encouraged to test drive and experience the superiority of our products and services,” said Tan Keng Meng, CEO of Warisan TC Holdings, the parent company of WTCA.
Both GAC and Aion showrooms are open seven days a week – 9am to 7pm on weekdays, 9am to 6pm on Saturdays and 9am to 5pm on Sundays and public holidays. The service centre operates from 8.30am to 5pm from Monday to Saturday.
GAC recently launched the Standard variant of the GS3 Emzoom B-segment SUV, with the Exclusive reintroduced as a CKD model. Together with the range-topping Premium-R, the 177 PS/270 Nm 1.5T Emzoom range is priced from RM103,800 to RM126,800.
Aion is GAC’s EV brand, and the sole model on sale now is the Y Plus five-seat MPV, which has a 430 km WLTP range and RM119,800 to RM135,800 price tag. The orange car you see here with the gullwing doors is the Hyptec HT, which is on preview. Click the links for full details on all the models.
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You think this branf can last long in Malaysia?
Easy come, easy go. Even S Korean car brands are struggling here, what to speak of unknown fly-by-night cars.
What happened to Nissan? Is it still there or moved?
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