A member of the Senok Group, Prime EV Automobiles (Pvt) Ltd, the authorised dealer of Changan, Deepal and Nevo vehicles in Sri Lanka, has expanded its islandwide network with the opening of a new multi-brand showroom in Anuradhapura, further strengthening its presence in the North Central Province.
Located at Isuru Uyana Group (Pvt) Ltd, Mihinthale Road, Kurundankulama, Anuradhapura, the new showroom offers customers in the region convenient access to the latest Changan, Deepal and Nevo models.
To further enhance customer convenience, Prime EV will also establish a dedicated after-sales service centre at the Senok Group Regional Office in Anuradhapura.
The facility will provide comprehensive vehicle servicing and maintenance, genuine spare parts and technical support, bringing Prime EV’s after-sales capabilities closer to customers in the region.
The opening of the new showroom marks another significant milestone in Prime EV’s mission to make premium new energy vehicles more accessible to customers across Sri Lanka.
The dealership is owned and operated by Rusiru Senarathne, who has been appointed as the authorised dealer for the Changan, Deepal and Nevo vehicle range in the Anuradhapura region.
Speaking at the event, members of the Prime EV management team highlighted that the expansion into Anuradhapura reflects the growing demand for intelligent, innovative and environmentally friendly mobility solutions.
As a member of the Senok Group, Prime EV benefits from the strength and expertise of one of Sri Lanka’s most respected and diversified business groups.
Prime EV has also placed strong emphasis on after-sales service, which remains one of the brand’s key competitive advantages. This commitment has played an important role in building customer confidence and strengthening the presence of the Changan, Deepal and Nevo brands in Sri Lanka.
Picture: Thamali Samarathunga, General manager, Sales & Marketing, Prime EV Automobiles Rusiru Senarathne, Managing Director, Isuru Uyana Group at the opening of the new showroom.
