Renault India unveils New Duster
The Hindu
Renault India, a wholly owned subsidiary of French automaker Renault Group, on Monday unveiled new Renault Duster and opened it’s pre-booking. Deliveries will commence from mid March and the prices will be announced at that time.
Renault India, a wholly owned subsidiary of French automaker Renault Group, on Monday unveiled new Renault Duster and opened it’s pre-booking. Deliveries will commence from mid March and the prices will be announced at that time.
Duster, the mid-size SUV, was a runway success for the company but discontinued years back.
“New Renault Duster preserves rugged, adventure-first character while advancing in areas critical to Indian SUV buyers: design, powertrain technology, comfort, safety and ownership experience,” the company said.
New Renault Duster marks the first product unveiled under Renault Group’s International Game Plan in India, where the brand is prioritizing targeted investment and product expansion as part of a broader global strategy.
“As part of the Renault International Game Plan 2027, we are making India a key pillar of our growth outside Europe. We now have a strong ecosystem in Chennai, bringing together design, engineering, manufacturing, and local operations at the highest level - making India one of the most complete and powerful hubs in Renault’s global network,” said Fabrice Cambolive, Chief Growth Officer Renault Group & CEO Renault brand.
“Today, we have the means to fully support our ambitions in Inda, to better understand customer expectations, and to deliver products truly adapted to this market. The new Renault Duster is the first step in Renault’s renewal in India,” he added.
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Renault India, a wholly owned subsidiary of French automaker Renault Group, on Monday unveiled new Renault Duster and opened it’s pre-booking. Deliveries will commence from mid March and the prices will be announced at that time.