Nissan-Datsun Subscription Plans - ₹8,999 For Redi-Go; ₹17,999 For Magnite

Subscription of cars is not new and Nissan-Datsun has introduced the same. While the idea of subscribing to the car is still new and is not yet successful, the plans for the cars these carmakers are offering looks pretty good. Currently, Nissan-Datsun is bringing in subscription plans for Redi-Go, Magnite and Kicks.

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This subscription plan is carried out by ORIX and is designed for people who like to own a variety of cars. For the brand, only 3 cars can be opted for though. In this plan, the owners need to submit a one-time security deposit before their monthly amount is deducted automatically. This one-time deposit is a refundable one and when you want to opt-out from the scheme, it will be credited back to you.

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Irrespective of the available cars that are Redi-GO, Magnite and Kicks, they all will come with white number plates. This ensures that the customer doesn't have to worry about state road tax when they are travelling to different cities.

Currently, the carmaker is providing this scheme in Delhi, NCR, Hyderabad and Chennai. Since this is their first phase only, they have kept it short. In their second phase, they plan to reach cities like Mumbai, Pune and Bengaluru.

Bringing in a Nissan-Datsun subscription-based car from ORIX ensures that everything is taken care of. That means the road tax, insurance of the vehicle, registration fees and even the RTO is covered fully. Also, they are providing 24x7 roadside assistance, cost of paperwork along battery and tyre replacement. We expect that the subscription basis is for 6,12,18 and 24 months depending upon the car. We will get back with the details soon.

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