Stallion European brand Gaining Popularity in Nigeria – GM

Following the recent recorded success of Stallion European Car Bar, the General Manager, Anurag Shah, has expressed pleasure at the rate at which many Nigerians are accepting the car, MG HS in the Nigerian automobile market.

Stallion MG Automobiles Limited is the official representative of the British brand, Morris Garages brand in Nigeria.

According to the statement given by Shah, the increasing acceptance of the European vehicle was not unconnected with its incredible, quality features, Shah stated that, 

“Auto enthusiasts are discovering that MG HS is not only value for money when compared with its competitors in terms of safety, styling, interior design and equipment, but the car also comes with more either in number or sophistication and quality.”

According to Shah, MG Hs recorded a 5-star rating, the highest from the European New Car Assessment Programme.

“While the engineers behind the MG HS did not attempt to reinvent the wheel, they successfully stuck to the four-letter word while adding modern and futuristic features that empower HS to effectively undercut its rival,” Stallion MG Automobiles’ GM added.

“MG HS boasts the largest virtual instrument panel in its class, with the 12.3-inch virtual cockpit, providing access to all the key driving information. At the heart of its console, a 10.1-inch colour touch-screen connects to your smartphone via Apple CarPlay or Andriod Auto, giving access to all the infotainment you require.

“With GPS, Navigation, a premium sound system, and the MG Trophy Dream Air Quality Management System also available, you’re guaranteed a comfortable drive every time. Our HS parades all the driving comfort features that appeal to Nigerian auto lovers,” Shah stated.

“One of them is Paddle Shifters, which allows you to shift gear while holding the steering wheel without having to move your hand to the gear lever. This feature does not only add to your driving comfort, but it also makes the gear change safer and quicker.”