Silver Star Auto Limited, a top automobile dealer in Ghana, has partnered with IVECO, a global leader in the production and distribution of commercial vehicles, to unveil the new IVECO Daily Van in the Ghanaian market. The new van is designed to help businesses operate more efficiently, with an enhanced level of safety, comfort, and driving pleasure specially designed for the African setting.
Speaking at the launch, Harold Acquaye, a representative of IVECO, stated that the company aims to bring outstanding transport solutions to Ghana and provide local businesses with access to world-class products that enhance efficiency and productivity. Asad Nazir, the CEO of Silver Star Auto, confirmed that his company is committed to delivering exceptional after-sales support with genuine spare parts and expert servicing by a highly trained technical team.
The Italian Ambassador to Ghana, H.E Daniela d’Orlandi, performed the ceremonial unveiling of the IVECO Daily Van and celebrated the long-lasting characteristics of the Italian brand. She expressed optimism that the partnership with Silver Star Auto would make it easier for Ghanaian businesses to access the top-quality Italian vehicle brand.
Silver Star Auto Limited is a leading automobile firm in Ghana that provides a product line covering the full spectrum of automobile needs, including new saloon cars, SUVs, vans, trucks, and buses. IVECO, on the other hand, is a brand of CNH Industrial N.V. that designs, manufactures, and markets a wide range of light, medium, and heavy commercial vehicles, off-road trucks, and vehicles for off-road missions.
For the most part, the launch of the IVECO Daily Van in Ghana signifies a new phase for businesses operating in the country, as they now have access to high-quality commercial vehicles that can help them improve their efficiency and productivity. With the commitment of Silver Star Auto to delivering exceptional after-sales support and the Italian Embassy’s pledge of support for trade partnerships between Italy and Ghana, the future looks bright for businesses in Ghana that require top-quality commercial vehicles.
Source: Citi business news