MG Motor India announces the extension of its warranty and service schedule validity. The customers whose warranty and scheduled service was due to expire in April and May 2021 can avail of the services until 31st July 2021. The current situation in the country is compelling every citizen to stay at home.
Due to this, customers are not able to service their cars. Thus, MG mentioned that this decision would protect its customers’ interest and offer them flexible options. MG Motor India is playing a very vital role in providing support towards the current crisis. It launched a host of Covid-19 related initiatives which aims to benefit the local communities.
MG Launches A New Accessory To Fight Airborne Viruses
Recently, the car manufacturer started providing Autoplus by Medklinn as an official accessory. MG claims that this equipment will provide 360-degree protection from harmful bacteria and viruses. This device slots into the car’s 12V power outlet and keeps the occupants safe from inside. MG confirmed that this device does not use any harmful chemicals or air filters. It works by sterilizing the car’s air and surfaces while in motion or idle condition.
MG Motor India’s Measures To Fight Covid-19
The British car manufacturer announced various community-driven programs to help bring back normalcy. Recently, MG announced the start of its vaccination process for all its employees. All the MG working personnel of the Gurugram and Halol facility will benefit from this vaccination drive. To help curb the spread of the virus, the car manufacturer put a temporary halt at its manufacturing facility. MG also donated its SUV product, the Hector, as ambulances to hospitals across the country. To ensure that its customers take the utmost care of their MG cars while stuck at home, the company also provided them with Car Care Tips during the lockdown.
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