Homemade Vehicle With Kantanka Logo Gets Ghanaians Curious: "What Is This?"
- A vehicle with a Kantanka Automobile logo has gone viral, with many Ghanaians wondering if the car was made locally
- In a video, the small car had a weird and unique design that had bystanders admiring the car and asking questions
- Many people criticised Kantanka for not making practical cars but others noted that the car might just feature the logo
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A unique vehicle bearing the Kantanka Automobile logo generated a buzz as Ghanaians asked questions.
The trending video showed a green car with the brand's symbol, but it was unclear if this car was made locally.
Source: Instagram
After the video went viral online, netizens asked if the car was genuinely made by Kantanka or perhaps made locally like other homemade vehicles that have made waves on social media.
While many were impressed by the car’s distinct look, others were not won over and criticised Kantanka Automobile for making impractical vehicles.
Some speculated that the green vehicle might not have been the company's work at all and instead simply the creator adding the Ghanaian brand's logo afterwards.
Kantanka has often faced criticism for its designs, and some people believed that the unusual car was likely from the automobile company due to its appearance.
Car with Kantanka logo sparks debate
YEN.com.gh has gathered some reactions from social media users after the TikTok video of the vehicle circulated online.
Phyne said:
"This was made by the boys themselves not by Kantanka."
Tankcho wrote:
"who manage this man kraa,do the necessary things, like chargeable bike, aboso Kaye, plug that can absorb some electricity and use when there's light off."
King_frimps733 said:
"Kantanka think that we are joking here anaa."
Kantanka launches Ghana-named car, netizens doubtful
YEN.com.gh previously reported that the latest Kantanka vehicle launch also sparked conversation on social media.
The company gave the car a popular Ghanaian name and showed off some of its advanced features and sleek designs.
However, netizens who saw the video of the vehicle on social media had a lot to say and seemed to be quite unimpressed.
Proofread by Bruce Douglas, senior copy editor at YEN.com.gh
Source: YEN.com.gh
