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![Kia Nigeria has launched the Ownership Reward Program with combined discounts of over 70% and loads of Free Value-Added Services for customers. This was unveiled through a statement issued by the company explaining that the company has resolved to compensate customers for their loyalty over the years by ensuring that all Kia owners enjoy the most pleasurable driving experience at a pocket-friendly cost. “Customers’ evolving needs to keep their cars in shape at an affordable cost and enjoy a hitch-free ride despite the years of usage of their Kia are the basis for this year’s Kia Ownership Reward Program [KORP].” Read the statement in part. The program is aimed at offering greater value, convenience, and support to customers who have owned KIA from a month to nine years or more. It offers waivers ranging from 15% to 25% on service cost and up to 50% discount on aggregated parts like audio, engine, and transmission assembly amongst others. These discounted offerings are premised on the years of Kia ownership, as it progressively reduces the cost of maintenance based on the years the car has been in operation. KORP is set to substantially bring down the cost of maintenance as Kia vehicles get older. Weaved into the underlining exceptional service delivery of Kia Nigeria’s aftersales service, the program will provide greater value for our customers. “Following the success of the launch of this program in the year 2019, its wide acceptance and the satisfaction it brought to our customers, we’ve deemed it necessary to even take it to a whole new level by increasing the discounts up to 70% for our customers. This will further foster ‘peace of mind’ in our customers and affordability to engage them meaningfully and ensure an enjoyably hitch-free driving experience with their Kia regardless of the age of the vehicle. The huge discounts and free value-added service are what make the KORP a unique program in the industry and continuously drive customer satisfaction to its peak. This program is set to reward customers throughout the vehicle’s lifecycle” said, Sanjay Tatpati, Chief Operating Officer, Kia Nigeria.](https://i0.wp.com/earthnews.ng/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/KIA-Ignites-Ownership-Programme-across-Nigerian-States.jpg?resize=400%2C240&ssl=1)
![Kia Nigeria has launched the Ownership Reward Program with combined discounts of over 70% and loads of Free Value-Added Services for customers. This was unveiled through a statement issued by the company explaining that the company has resolved to compensate customers for their loyalty over the years by ensuring that all Kia owners enjoy the most pleasurable driving experience at a pocket-friendly cost. “Customers’ evolving needs to keep their cars in shape at an affordable cost and enjoy a hitch-free ride despite the years of usage of their Kia are the basis for this year’s Kia Ownership Reward Program [KORP].” Read the statement in part. The program is aimed at offering greater value, convenience, and support to customers who have owned KIA from a month to nine years or more. It offers waivers ranging from 15% to 25% on service cost and up to 50% discount on aggregated parts like audio, engine, and transmission assembly amongst others. These discounted offerings are premised on the years of Kia ownership, as it progressively reduces the cost of maintenance based on the years the car has been in operation. KORP is set to substantially bring down the cost of maintenance as Kia vehicles get older. Weaved into the underlining exceptional service delivery of Kia Nigeria’s aftersales service, the program will provide greater value for our customers. “Following the success of the launch of this program in the year 2019, its wide acceptance and the satisfaction it brought to our customers, we’ve deemed it necessary to even take it to a whole new level by increasing the discounts up to 70% for our customers. This will further foster ‘peace of mind’ in our customers and affordability to engage them meaningfully and ensure an enjoyably hitch-free driving experience with their Kia regardless of the age of the vehicle. The huge discounts and free value-added service are what make the KORP a unique program in the industry and continuously drive customer satisfaction to its peak. This program is set to reward customers throughout the vehicle’s lifecycle” said, Sanjay Tatpati, Chief Operating Officer, Kia Nigeria.](https://i0.wp.com/earthnews.ng/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/KIA-Ignites-Ownership-Programme-across-Nigerian-States.jpg?resize=80%2C80&ssl=1)
Kia Nigeria has launched the Ownership Reward Program with combined discounts of over 70% and loads of Free Value-Added Services for customers. This was unveiled through...
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