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Hyundai Construction’s ‘Smart Promise Offer’

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December 30, 2022
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Hyundai Construction’s ‘Smart Promise Offer’
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Hyundai Construction Equipment Nepal has launched the ‘Hyundai Smart Promise’ scheme targeting construction professionals.

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Under this scheme, it is possible to get a good condition second hand excavator at a reasonable price with a low investment. Customers can buy second-hand equipment at an investment of about 60 times less than that of new equipment.

When bought in new condition, the customer can buy equipment that worth up to Rs 15 million, for Rs 6 to 9 million. Previously used for 361 hours to 2950 hours, these second hand devices are still in a state of efficient performance and high returns.

Every excavator of ‘Hyundai Smart Promise’ has a warranty of 9 months or 1000 hours of use. Also, 6 months on selected unit excavators under Hyundai Maintenance Contract (HMC) package,

There is a provision for free maintenance for 8 months or 9 months.

The machines of this scheme are available at Hyundai’s Kathmandu, Hetauda and Butwal showrooms. The customer can purchase the equipment by paying the cost according to the plan that is convenient.

Hyundai Construction is a leading company in Nepal’s heavy construction equipment market. The company manufactures high performance ‘No. 1 Excavator of Nepal’ equipment.

Hyundai Construction equipment has long been a staple in the construction, utility, quarry and mining industries. Hyundai Machines has been playing a key role in helping heavy equipment operators perform their tasks.

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