Datsun GO Plus

No, Datsun Go Plus is comfortable for 5 adults and rear seats are best suited for 2 children. The newly introduced A(O) turns out to be a base-spec variant of the updated GO in true sense. On top of t No, Datsun Go Plus is comfortable for 5 adults and rear seats are best suited for 2 children. The newly introduced A(O) turns out to be a base-spec variant of the updated GO in true sense. On top of the segment-first standard safety features, the A(O) gets the basics like an air conditioning unit. The only downside is the unavailability of a basic Bluetooth-enabled music system which would have otherwise made the package truly value for money at this price. If you’re on a budget and plan to go for the A(O) variant but will have an audio system retrofitted later, we suggest you consider the T variant. The GO T is a complete package as it ticks all the boxes when it comes to features modern-day entry-level vehicle get. By offering a capacitive (smartphone like multi-touch capability) touchscreen infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity, it exceeds expectations too. The premium of Rs 20,000 that Datsun is charging over the A(O) makes the upgrade to the T variant attractive and worth every penny. ...Read More

• by Zigwheels_Expert on 10 Dec 2018

In the Facelift, the seats themselves have been reworked. Datsun has added what it calls ‘Anti-Fatigue Seats’ which aim to deliver better comfort, especially for long drives. This is an important In the Facelift, the seats themselves have been reworked. Datsun has added what it calls ‘Anti-Fatigue Seats’ which aim to deliver better comfort, especially for long drives. This is an important touch, since Datsun’s cars are quite popular in hilly regions, where the tough terrain can turn short journeys into long ones. Fortunately, these seats feel well cushioned and support your back even quite well. However, much like the steering, the seat is not adjustable, which can make finding the right driving position a little tricky. On the plus side, you now get electrically adjustable ORVMs, which add a much needed dose of convenience. It’s good to finally see Datsun taking some action to improve its notoriety when it comes to safety in India. For starters, the structure of the GO+ has received a good deal of reinforcement. In the process, it has gained about 150kg in weight and Datsun claims the GO+ will comply with the upcoming Indian crash test norms. What’s more, not only do you now get dual front airbags, ABS with EBD, brake assist and rear parking sensors, all these features are included as standard even in the base variant. Yes, follow-me-home headlamps are also included as standard. ...Read More

• by Zigwheels_Expert on 10 Dec 2018

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• by Zigwheels_Expert on 10 Dec 2018

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• by sachin_nalawade on 5 Dec 2018

In Datsun Go Plus, Electric power steering and electrically adjustable ORVMs stars from 'A' variant. 7-inch touchscreen with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, Bluetooth, USB, AUX connectivity, HD video In Datsun Go Plus, Electric power steering and electrically adjustable ORVMs stars from 'A' variant. 7-inch touchscreen with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, Bluetooth, USB, AUX connectivity, HD video playback with two front speakers for acoustics, SMS and voicemail readout. starts form "T' variant. Click on the given link to explore all features: https://www.zigwheels.com/newcars/Datsun/GO-Plus/specifications ...Read More

• by Zigwheels_Expert on 5 Dec 2018