Mahindra-Renault Cars in India
French major, Renault S.A. has been in existence for over a hundred years with its operations commencing in 1899. Famed for building cars like the Clio and Megane, Renault has had much success by launching the Logan worldwide. Coming in from the French automaker's sister concern, Dacia, Logan has created a niche for itself by offering cheap but efficient, comfortable and reliable motoring experience. The same car was launched in India too to form a platform to intiate Renault's India endeavour. Logan comes across as a spacious, comfortable and reliable machine which will appeal to the mileage conscious customer. So far so good, just wish that Renault brings in its hot hatch, the Clio Renaultsport 197 and the Megane Sport Saloon to gratify the performance oriented examples of human genus in India.
Car News
Mahindra-Renault to launch LPG, CNG versions of Logan
26-Apr,2008
The Logan has overaken the Sx4! Mahindra-Renault has sold 8,400 units during the fourth quarter while the Sx4 sales were only at about 6000 units during the same period......
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Nalin Mehta appointed Chief Operating Officer of Mahindra Renault Pvt. Ltd.
19-Mar,2008
Mahindra Renault Pvt. Ltd. (MRPL), a joint venture between Mahindra & Mahindra and Renault S.A. of France, today announced the appointment of Mr. Nalin Mehta as Chief Operating Officer. As COO of MRPL
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Logan to be cheaper by Rs 30,000
05-Jan,2008
Mahindra Renault, the JV between Mahindra and Mahindra (M&M) and Renault, is likely to rationalise prices of its Logan sedan within eight months of its launch. This is the second time the company will
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Mahindra launches special edition Bolero
03-Jan,2008
Leading automaker Mahindra and Mahindra Ltd Wednesday launched a special edition of its sports utility vehicle Bolero here. The company will sell only 1,000 units of this edition in the country.....
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Renault to roll out 12 new models in global assault
20-Dec,2007
French carmaker Renault is to unveil 12 new models next year -- including several low-cost autos -- in an aggressive global strategy to turn around stagnating sales, the company said Wednesday.....
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