Dented car? EON’s new Shah Alam hub has four spray booths ready
SHAH ALAM, Oct 24 — Edaran Otomobil Nasional Bhd (EON) has strengthened its after-sales services for customers wit...
SHAH ALAM — Edaran Otomobil Nasional Bhd (EON) has unveiled its inaugural vehicle body and paint repair hub in Glenmarie, spanning an expansive 41,508 square feet. The facility boasts 39 work bays, three paint-mixing rooms, and four spray booths, catering to an array of vehicle brands under EON, including Proton, Mitsubishi, Audi, and smart electric vehicles.
The establishment of this hub signifies EON's dedication to providing an all-encompassing vehicle ownership experience, extending beyond the showroom, asserts EON's chief executive officer, Akkbar Danial. He emphasized that each interaction throughout the ownership journey presents an opportunity to deliver value, foster trust, and craft memorable experiences.
Akkbar highlighted that the hub operates in accordance with EON's protocols and processes, ensuring comprehensive and high-quality after-sales services. Moreover, the centre is primed to receive accident repair claims from any insurance company, thereby granting customers enhanced access to its services. The company's team of skilled professionals and state-of-the-art repair technology guarantee that vehicles emerge in prime condition, upholding safety, quality, and aesthetic standards.
EON's strategic expansion into this new hub reflects its unwavering commitment to customer-centricity, as encapsulated in its brand promise, "Passion Drives Possibilities." With a four-decade-long track record in the automotive sector, EON is continuously evolving into a more customer-focused mobility partner. The firm aims to bridge communities through mobility and deliver convenient, reliable solutions for vehicle care needs.
EON intends to explore opportunities to expand its network of hubs to strategic locations in other states in the near future, further enhancing service accessibility and bolstering support for customers across its automotive portfolio.
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