Renault opens its fourth dealership in Bangalore
Located at JP Nagar, the new dealership is spread over 5,000 sq ft.
1 min read•13 Dec '13
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Renault has expanded its dealer network in Bangalore to four with the inauguration of a new sales and service outlet in JP Nagar.
The new JP Nagar showroom is spread over 5,000 sq ft and is operated in association with Trident Auto Enterprise. The other authorised dealership outlets of Renault in Bangalore are located at Palace Road, Whitefield and Mysore Road.
“Renault has been demonstrating a strong growth trend in India since its entry and our products have found widespread acceptance. We are very happy to launch our fourth dealership in Bangalore. We are firmly committed to India and will continue to expand our network,” said Marc Nassif, managing director, Renault India.
Since its entry into India in 2010, Renault has established a dealer network comprising of 32 dealers located in South India and 118 across the country.
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