The Royal Malaysian Police were presented with 60 units of the Chevrolet Captiva by Naza Quest to be used as the official vehicle for the upcoming second General Police & Special Equipment Exhibition and Conference (GPEC Asia 2011).
The mock keys for the vehicles were handed over by Datuk Maruan Mohd Said, the Chief Operating Officer of Naza Quest, to Datuk Amar Singh, the Acting Kuala Lumpur Police Chief. Naza Quest will also be displaying one unit of the Chevrolet Cruze and two units of the Captiva in full police livery during the conference.
“The Chevrolet is an iconic American brand. From 1911 until now, the brand has gone through various changes. However, one thing that has remained constant is our never-ending quest to make Chevrolet synonymous with a safe and pleasurable driving experience. In fact, Chevrolet is preferred car for the United States Police, as the high performance and versatility of the cars make them ideal choice to carry out law enforcement duties. We are very keen to explore any such opportunities in Malaysia,” said Maruan.
The conference will be held at the Putrajaya International Conference Convention Center from 27-29 June and is a closed specialised trade show exclusively for members of authorities for the business with police equipment, security technology and services. Ministers, Chief of Police, Members of Parliament and other related law enforcement officers from 14 countries are expected to attend this trade show.
Exhibitors from 11 countries will be exhibiting their wares and services including C41 systems, forensic IT research, criminal investigation, vehicle technology, traffic control and road safety equipment, task force technology, body armor, ballistic protection, non-lethal and self—defense weapons, first aid and rescue equipment as well as logistics.
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