Is Renault pulling out of Australia?

Is Renault pulling out of Australia?

Renault has announced local independent distributor Ateco will take over its Australian operations from April 1. The move means while Renault vehicles will continue to be sold here, the brand will not be in charge of how it is run.

Are Renault cars any good?

In conclusion, Renault are a pretty reliable car brand. They have been consistently dependable over the years and their repair costs are low. When their cars do go wrong, they are also off the road for a short period of time, which further improves their reliability.

Who builds Renault cars?

Renault – Founded 1899 The French brand was set up at the end of the 19th century and has since grown to be one of the world’s most powerful and best-selling brands. The company is part-owned by the French government (20 per cent), and itself has a 43 per cent controlling stake in Nissan.

Is Renault staying in Australia?

Renault switches to independent distributor in Australia from April 2021 – UPDATE. Renault cars will continue to be sold in Australia, however the brand is about be represented locally by an independent distributor.

Where are Australian Renaults made?

Melbourne
Renault 12 Continental & General assembled a range of vehicles including Peugeot, Citroen, NSU and Studebaker in the Melbourne suburb of Heidelberg West.

What’s the best Renault to buy?

Renault’s best-selling cars are the Clio and Megane small and medium hatchbacks, family SUVs such as the Captur and Kadjar, as well as the Scenic MPV. Renault has been a real pioneer of electric vehicles, too.

Is Renault expensive to maintain?

The cheapest vehicle in this year’s survey is not the most affordable to service or repair. Renault’s Kwid lists at R132 500, but its parts basket calculates to 50% of that price, which is a very high proportional number. Renault’s Sandero, for instance, has a 51.75% ratio of parts to purchase price.

Which country owns Renault?

French
Renault, in full Régie Nationale Des Usines Renault, major French automobile and motor carrier manufacturer. Controlled by the French government, it is the country’s largest manufacturer and exporter of motor vehicles. Headquarters are in Boulogne-Billancourt.