Renault has launched a limited edition version of the Scala saloon called the Scala Travelogue edition. This trim is available only on the RXZ diesel spec and will be on sale till May 31, 2013.
The new trim comes with updates such as a satellite navigation system, rear sunshade, illuminated scuff plate, turn signals on the wing mirrors, touchscreen system with a DVD player, Bluetooth, USB and iPod connectivity, reversing camera and steering-mounted audio controls. There are no changes to the engine options.
Speaking at the launch of this new trim, Sumit Sawhney, executive director, marketing and sales, Renault India, said, “Renault’s success in the Indian market has been primarily due to our ability to offer products that meet the evolving needs and aspirations of our customers, enabling thecompany to see a steady growth despite an increasingly challenging market.”
The Renault Scala Travelogue edition is on sale with a price tag of Rs 9,78,500 (ex-showroom, Delhi).
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Renault Scala limited edition launched
Renault's limited edition Scala Travelogue comes with added equipment levels. It is available exclusively on the RXZ diesel at a price of Rs 9.78,500.
1 min read•8 Apr '13
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