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.”
New Delhi; January 5, 2021: After generating a lot of exhilaration with the showcase of the Renault KIGER Showcar, Group Renault will be globally premiering the eagerly awaited Renault KIGER in India on January 28, 2021. Slated […]
Renault India, one of the fastest growing automotive companies in India, registered a growth of 160% with monthly domestic sales of 12,424 units in March 2016 as against 4,782 units in the corresponding month last year. Driven by strong sales […]
Duster petrol range starts at an introductory price of INR. 49 Lakh with the CVT variant offered at an introductory price of INR. 10.32 Lakh Powered by a new 1.5L H4K petrol powertrain, offering the […]
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