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Renault releases new price list of Renault cars

Renault India after a long nap has awakened with their revised list of Renault cars’ price. They indeed took a long time to stratify the best cost for their products that can be tolerable for the buyers and also fetches good amount of profit for the company. The list only shows substantial increase of numbers on the price label and all blame goes to the recently released annual budget of country passed by the Union Government of India which declared an aggravated rise of two per cent in excise duty. It is clearly mentioned in the budget planner that the government imposed a rise in excise duty which is to be borne by the companies. The excise duty before the enforcement of this year’s budget was 10 per cent of the price of the product which after the increment went up to 12 per cent eventually. Renault has marketed three of its best vehicles into the automobile market in India namely Renault Fluence, Renault Koleos and Renault Pulse and has increased the price of these cars but with a wiser tag this time that does not make these vehicles too out of reach.

The maximum rise in price of Renault cars is seen in its top graded sedan, Renault Fluence which is available in three diesel variants which went through a heartbreaking cost elevation and now, the high end variant of the same, Renault Fluence Diesel E4 is available with a fresh tag of Rs 1,559,043. The mid variant, Renault Fluence Diesel E2 is tagged with a price of Rs 1,223,754 whereas the entry level variant, Renault Fluence Diesel E4D is available in Rs 1,551,887, reportedly. The SUV that Renault has launched some time back will now scare people with a heftier price tag of Rs 2,535,691 most probably. The hatchback from the Renault’s crèche, Renault Pulse that is available in two variants, Renault Pulse RXL and Renault Pulse RXZ will now be marketed with an ownership price of Rs 609,780 and Rs 662,870 respectively.

Along with Renault, almost every car company like Tata Motors, Maruti Suzuki, M&M, Toyota, Honda, Hyundai and many more has declared their motive of raising the price of their vehicles, spare parts and the services.