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Renault Resumes Sri Lanka Exports With Three Models
Renault has started sending cars from India to Sri Lanka again.
The company had stopped exporting there for some time.
Its first shipment had 100 cars.
The cars were sent from Renault’s plant in Chennai on September 18.
The shipment included the Triber, Kwid and Kiger.
This brings Renault’s export reach to 16 countries.
Renault may add the new Duster later.
The company says the restart shows renewed confidence in India as a place to build and export cars.
Renault India resumed vehicle exports to Sri Lanka after a gap.
The first shipment contained 100 vehicles dispatched from the company’s Chennai plant on September 18.
The shipment included the Triber, Kwid and Kiger models.
The exports expand Renault’s footprint to 16 countries.
The new Duster is expected to join the lineup in the future.
- Who
- Renault India.
- What
- Resumed vehicle exports to Sri Lanka with an initial shipment of 100 Triber, Kwid and Kiger vehicles.
- Where
- The vehicles were dispatched from Renault’s Chennai plant to Sri Lanka.
- When
- September 18; the articles do not specify the year.
- Why
- The resumption signals renewed confidence in India as Renault’s manufacturing and export base and reopens the Sri Lankan market for Renault buyers.
Key facts
- Initial shipment
- 100 vehicles
- Export destination
- Sri Lanka
- Models shipped
- Triber, Kwid and Kiger
- Dispatch date
- September 18
- Dispatch location
- Renault’s Chennai plant
- Export footprint
- 16 countries
- Planned addition
- The new Duster
Sources
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