Dubai: Al-Futtaim Toyota starts the year on a high note with the launch of the region’s first automotive prepaid card in partnership with Noor Bank, MasterCard and Flex-e-card. The Toyota Rewards Card, offers customers buying a new Toyota up to AED 10,000 cashback on the card, which can be used across Toyota Service Centers, a diverse portfolio of Al-Futtaim brands and other retail outlets in the UAE.
Customers who take advantage of the Toyota Rewards Card will also be able to access special benefits including 25% off all parts, 20% off all labor, 10% off on select accessories, 10% off on rear seat entertainment for select Toyota models, with many more benefits to be added.
Commenting on the launch, Saud Abbasi, Managing Director at Al Futtaim Toyota said, “We have always been focused on providing our customers with the best in town ownership experience and innovative offers. We are proud to be the region’s first in bringing a prepaid card proposition to the automotive industry and will continue to explore ways to ensure we are constantly offering the best possible value when it comes to purchasing a Toyota.”
Kazim Ali, Head of Corporate Banking at Noor Bank commented, “Noor Bank is proud to support this first of a kind solution for Al-Futtaim Toyota aimed at enhancing customer value. The collaboration also reaffirms our commitment towards providing market leading transaction banking solutions and positively contribute towards the acceptance of financial products in UAE”
For more information, please visit your nearest Al-Futtaim Toyota showroom or book a test drive through www.Toyota.ae.
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About Al-Futtaim – Toyota
Toyota, a Japanese automotive manufacturer founded in 1937, is the world's market leader in sales of hybrid electric vehicles.
Toyota is exclusively distributed in the UAE by the Al-Futtaim Automotive Division, part of Al-Futtaim Group, for over 6 decades, and has been leading the sustainable mobility movement since 2008.
In addition to the large line-up of vehicles ranging from SUV, compact, sedan, coupe, MPV and LCV options, Al-Futtaim Toyota introduced Camry Electric Hybrid Vehicle (HEV) in 2008 to taxi operator fleets, in an effort to actively contribute to a lower carbon footprint in the UAE.
In 2016, Prius, the world’s most popular HEV for over 20 years was launched in the country, in order to actively support UAE Vision 2021’s environmental targets.
2017 saw the introduction of the zero-emission hydrogen-powered Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle (FCEV) Toyota Mirai, in a pilot aiming at studying the possibilities of establishing a hydrogen-based, carbon-free society. As part of the program, the Mirai is being showcased to a number of key government stakeholders and is taking part in a number of events to give the public an understanding of what the future of zero-emissions motoring could look like.
While the Yaris Hatchback monopolises the compact range, the Sedan series offers a wide choice of vehicles such as Yaris Sedan, Corolla, Camry and Avalon. The SUV range comprises the legendary Land Cruiser, Land Cruiser Prado, FJ Cruiser, Fortuner and RAV4. As for the MPV line-up, it features Innova, Previa and the 7-seat Avanza. The LCV range covers the Land Cruiser Pick-up, Hilux, Hiace and Coaster. Dedicated to the purists’ sports car is the front engine rear wheel drive Toyota 86. For more information and to book a test drive of the latest Toyota models please visit www.toyota.ae; Social Media Handles: ToyotaUAE
About Noor Bank
Noor Bank began operations in Dubai, in 2008, as Noor Islamic Bank. It is a full-service bank delivering the broadest range of products for its customers, with an emphasis on unique and personalised service. Noor Bank is governed by the Shari’a Supervisory Board, with extensive experience and expertise in legal, financial and banking-related matters. Noor Bank is rated “A-” IDR with a stable outlook by Fitch Ratings. The corporate shareholders of the Bank are The Office of the Crown Prince of Dubai (25.73%), the Investment Corporation of Dubai (22.71%) and the Emirates Investment Authority (4.7%). The remaining shares are beneficially held by individuals who each own less than 5% of Noor Bank. For further details, please visit: www.noorbank.com or call 800 6667.
For media enquiries on Noor Bank, please contact:
Leah Majorie Banda | Head of Marketing & Corporate Communications, Noor Bank | Leah.Banda@noorbank.com
Susan Shoury
APCO Worldwide
Mobile: +971 55 965 3647
sshoury@apcoworldwide.com
Contacts for media:
Suzan Kazzi
Head of Corporate Communications
+9715 6 686 1887
suzan.kazzi@alfuttaim.com
Hicham Younis
PR Manager Toyota
+97150 699 33 49
Hicham.younis@alfuttaim.com
Lejo Johnny
Senior Account Manager
+971 50 453 7023
johnny@ipn.ae
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