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JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com – PT Astra Daihatsu Motor (ADM) again socialized the development of the latest platform, namely the Daihatsu New Global Architecture ( DNGA). As is known, DNGA has begun to be implemented in several new Daihatsu products in Japan.
Starting from two products kei car, namely the New Tanto and New Taft, until the latest compact SUV, which was launched at the end of last year, immediately received a positive response in Japan, namely Daihatsu Rocky.
Then when will Daihatsu use the DNGA platform for the Indonesian market, or will the discussion of this innovation become a code for Daihatsu to convey its presence? Rocky in the Homeland.
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When asking about this, the Marketing Director of PT ADM Amelia Tjandra, again, did not give definite comments about Rocky, which Indonesian consumers had been waiting for for a long time. The woman who is familiarly called Amel still answered with the same sentence as before.
“In Indonesia, please wait, in time we will inform you again,” said Amel during the virtual session of Daihatsu Sales Update and Product Innovation, Friday (11/9/2020).
A similar answer was also spoken when asked about rumors of the launch of the new generation of Avanza- Xenia in 2021 with the DNGA platform. Even though there are rumors that many will be produced using the DN Multisix concept car, Amel is still closing the meeting on the information regarding these two matters.
Returning to Rocky, Anjar Rosadi, Head of Marketing Product Planning Division (MPPD) of PT ADM, explained that the Toyota Raize twin car is the second Daihatsu product to adopt the DNGA platform.
Daihatsu DN Multisix concept-
Rocky’s birth in Japan also brought fresh air with tens of thousands of sales units successfully achieved in a short time.
Not only that, Rocky also won a 5-star rating award in the vehicle safety test conducted by the Japan New Car Assessment Program (JNCAP) issued by the Japanese Ministry of Transportation and the National Agency for Automotive Safety & Victims’ Aid (NASVA).
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