BRAVO IS ECONOMICAL! INTRODUCING ITS AMAZING FEATURES IN PAKISTAN’S MARKET

ECONOMICAL CAR

UNITED BRAVO ENTERED IN  PAKISTAN’S MARKET:

United Motors launched Bravo car with advance features in Pakistan. Lahore United Motors has launched a new 800 CC car in Pakistan. The car launching was held at a local hotel in Lahore.
ECONOMICAL CAR

 THE EXCITING FEATURES AHEAD:

Bravo is a hatchback car with an 800cc 3-cylinder water-cooled engine capable of producing 40 BHP and 60NM torque. Powered windows to digital cluster meter, to touch display infotainment unit to reversing cam, the car comes with all the things most people demand from modern vehicles.
There is no other locally assembled mini-hatchback as equipped as this car. Joined united accompanies highlights having controlled windows, raise stopping camera, safety belt cautioning pointer, touchscreen infotainment framework, a wooden inside, RPM and speedometer dials.

SPECIFICATIONS LIKE:

RPM and speedometer dials.
 Options like power steering, central locking, and air-conditioner are also included in this vehicle.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fWRVNdo3Tvk&feature=youtu.be
The price is Rs 850,000.
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