Kia Motors India, the world's leading car manufacturer, has announced a grant of Rs 2 crore to help in the fight against Coronavirus in India. Kia Motors, the latest car maker in the Indian car market, has joined the list of Indian car automotive companies, which are currently helping, by donating Rs 2 crore to Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Relief Fund amid the coronavirus epidemic.
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The cheque of amount was given by Kookhyun Shim, Managing Director of Kia Motors India to Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister YS Jaganmohan in Tadepalli town. According to Kia Motors India, this will provide immediate and long-term relief in the state against the outbreak of Coronavirus. It was said that in order to compete in such a situation, the company is working with the government, in addition to financial aid, to provide health services to the people. We are working for all possible help to the society and every necessary step is being taken to fight the coronavirus.
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In this critical situation caused by the virus, Kia Motors India has announced several measures to help its customers. Due to this, the company will provide Extend Free Service to its customers by July 2020, and in addition to this, the situation is being seen and apart from this, all possible help will be provided to the customers. Kia said that he will continue to support the country's government and is ready to join the national fight against Coronavirus.
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