What Were Nigeria’s Most Popular New Cars In 2021?

Cars are things you see on a regular basis. Nigerians are more disposed to utilise certain vehicle brands than others. This is enormously brought about by the poor quality state of Nigerian highways and the exclusive requirement of living. Sturdiness, high ground freedom, tempered steel under-body and great mileage are the surprising highlights of a vehicle in the Nigerian market. Regardless of whether you are on the lookout for a car or sports vehicle, a truck or Jeep, this post rundown the most popular cars and gives you an idea of what next to buy.

2020 FLYING SPUR BENTLEY:

This is a new car model and was also one of the popular in 2021. It is a high luxury spec starting from the earliest model that is controlled by a twin-turbocharged 6.0-litre W12 engine delivering 626 horsepower and 664 pound-feet of force, with that extra mph. The Flying Spur can run to 62 miles per hour in 3.8 seconds and right on to a maximum velocity of 207 mph. In any case, all that force does not come modest; the 2020 Flying Spur begins at $215,000 equivalent to N88.9 million in Naira and unique models like the Main Release and Black lines are significantly pricier.

2020 INFINITI QX80:

The Infiniti QX80 was also a new popular car in 2021. Infiniti refreshed its QX80 SUV for the 2020 model year. The most eminent change, however, is inside; there is another double infotainment framework in the lodge of the SUV interestingly. An 8.0-inch upper unit and a 7.0-inch lower unit give the QX80 similar tech as its kin. The most moderate QX80 costs 23 Million naira above. The average cost of 2020 Infiniti QX80 in Nigeria is N70 million.

TOYOTA CAMRY SE:

Because of its cheap price and affordability, the 2018 Toyota Camry SE became a fair size reasonable and popular vehicle of the Toyota brand latest models. It has an incredible efficiency framework and a basic excellent inside plan. As a result of its thick tires and under-body, it very well may be utilised to travel significant distances serenely. In spite of the fact that it is anything but a hard-core vehicle, the Camry SE has an extreme body construct that makes it simple and agreeable to ride to every part of the harshest and dirtiest streets. Pretty much every vehicle in the Toyota Camry line can be found in Nigeria at an entirely moderate rate.

This has added to the Toyota Camry as the most utilised car in some Nigerian urban areas. The 2018 Camry model is somewhat more costly than the different models before it.  The average cost of the 2018 Toyota Camry SE in Nigeria is N6 million.

MERCEDES-BENZ GLS-CLASS:

Despite the expensive price it comes with, Mercedes Benz is a popular vehicle brand celebrated for speed, strength and sturdiness. The new 2020 Mercedes-Benz GLS-class carries these highlights to the front at a significantly better quality. With an enormous seating limit and payload space, incredible efficiency and high ground freedom. This vehicle is exceptionally appropriate for Nigeria highways.

Also, other classes such as the 2020-Mercedes-Benz-GLB, the GLA and GLC, suitably named Mercedes-Benz GLB, shows up as a square-shaped option in contrast to the two hybrids referenced. The base model, controlled by a turbocharged 2.0-litre engine, produces 221 mph. The last model does not have an average cost at this point, yet the base GLB costs about 12 million naira on average.

LEXUS RX 350:

Lexus cars are also popular car brands. You cannot drive around the streets in Nigeria and not see at least one Lexus model. The 2020 Lexus RX 350 in Nigeria came with several versions and upgrades.  A significant number of Nigerians like to go for genuinely used vehicles and just a couple of Nigerians go for fresh out of the box new vehicles. The Lexus brand is known for being vogue and rich. The Lexus RX350 is an ideal blend of a phenomenal capacity and extravagance SUV plan. The vehicle is viewed as one of the fastest moving vehicles for Nigerian common labourers. The average price of this vehicle is N17 million.

HYUNDAI TUCSON:

Small SUVs are so popular that some automakers offer two distinct crossovers in that one segment. The 2020 Hyundai Tucson is one of Hyundai’s dual entries in the class. It is less expensive and marginally smaller than Santa Fe, the Tucson nevertheless offers competitive interior accommodations for passengers. Anyone shorter than 6 feet will find ample headroom and legroom, and thoughtfully designed storage cubbies mean you can bring small items with no problem. The primary difference between Tucson and other compacts, including Santa Fe, is its cargo capacity. It may be roughly on par with modestly sized choices such as the Mazda CX-5, but the Tucson offers far less ultimate storage than the spacious Subaru Forester, Honda CR-V and others. The Hyundai Tucson was also a popular car brand for 2021 in Nigeria. The average price is N10.4 million.