Sumit Sawhney, Country CEO & Managing Director, Renault India Operations, said, “The reduction in the repo rate by 0.25 per cent is a positive move and will influence purchase decisions, fuelling growth and stimulating the economy. The natural expectation is that it will lead to more liquidity. However, there was expectation of a higher reduction, which would have garnered more positivity from the market.”
The 12-day international expedition traversing 2,000 kms to Bhutan begins on May 12 May 12, New Delhi: Renault India, one of the fastest growing automobile brands in India is organising the first-ever international drive for […]
Impact: In the long run, GST is expected to remain positive for the automobile sector GST is the greatest tax reform ever attempted in India. The passing of the much-awaited GST Bill signals a paradigm […]
Renault India has commenced the mass production of its brand new compact SUV Renault KIGER at its world leading manufacturing facility in Chennai. Dispatches have also started to Renault’s network of more than 500 dealerships […]
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