AutoFast By CFAO Assures Former Moove Drivers of Continued After-Sales Support, Free Diagnostics

AutoFast By CFAO Assures Former Moove Drivers of Continued After-Sales Support, Free Diagnostics

 

As the exit of mobility platform Moove from Nigeria raises concerns over vehicle maintenance and repair costs among affected drivers, AutoFast by CFAO has moved to reassure them of continued access to professional servicing, quality lubricants and affordable spare parts.

The company said its commitment to supporting former Moove drivers remained unchanged, despite the platform’s withdrawal from the Nigerian market, stressing that it would continue helping them keep their vehicles roadworthy, minimise downtime and protect their livelihoods.

AutoFast by CFAO, which has serviced and maintained the vehicles for more than four years, said it understood the concerns drivers might face regarding maintenance, repairs and the availability of essential spare parts following Moove’s exit.

To address these challenges, the company is introducing dedicated service support for former Moove drivers, including free vehicle diagnostics, access to quality Motul lubricants and a loyalty programme offering exclusive discounts to returning customers on their third service.

The initiative, according to the company, is designed to make vehicle maintenance more accessible, convenient and affordable, while enabling drivers to get their vehicles back on the road without unnecessary delays associated with service approvals.

Speaking on the initiative, General Manager of Winpart by CFAO and AutoFast by CFAO, Mr. Eric Fantodji, said the company recognised the critical role the vehicles played in the daily operations and income generation of the drivers.

“Our relationship with these drivers spans more than four years, and we understand how important their vehicles are to their livelihoods. Our priority is to ensure they continue to have access to dependable after-sales support, professional servicing and affordable maintenance solutions,” Fantodji said.

He also underscored the importance of using the appropriate engine lubricants, particularly for vehicles equipped with small-capacity engines that require specific lubricant standards.

“From the beginning of our partnership, we have used Motul lubricants to service these vehicles. Maintaining consistency with the manufacturer-recommended lubricant specification is particularly important for the sensitive 0.8-litre or one-litre engines. Switching to unsuitable or lower-quality lubricants can have serious consequences for engine performance and potentially increase repair costs,” he said.

According to him, using the correct lubricant helps protect engine components, maintain performance and reduce the risk of avoidable mechanical problems.

He therefore urged drivers to adhere to the recommended lubricant specifications when servicing their vehicles, warning that cutting corners on essential maintenance could lead to more expensive repairs in the long run.

Beyond routine servicing, Fantodji said AutoFast by CFAO was also making essential maintenance components, including oil filters, air filters, brake pads and other spare parts, available at affordable prices.

“We want drivers to know that they can continue to count on AutoFast by CFAO for quality products, professional service and support that recognises their needs,” he added.

The company said former Moove drivers could access the support services at its Sanusi Fafunwa and Amuwo Odofin service stations, where offerings include free diagnostics, priority servicing, quality spare parts, lubricants and a customer loyalty programme.

AutoFast by CFAO provides multi-brand vehicle maintenance, servicing and repair solutions for individual motorists and businesses. Its services are complemented by access to spare parts and lubricants supplied through Winpart by CFAO.

The latest initiative underscores the importance of reliable after-sales support in Nigeria’s automotive and mobility sectors, particularly for drivers whose vehicles are essential income-generating assets.

For former Moove drivers, continued access to professional maintenance, appropriate lubricants and affordable spare parts could prove critical to keeping their vehicles operational, controlling repair expenses and sustaining their daily earnings following the platform’s exit from the country.