Renault India announces offers over Rs 1 lakh on most models
Renault has kickstarted the tradition of year end deals and has announced big discounts along with benefits worth over a Rs 1 lakh.

It's that time of the year, where manufacturers roll out attractive offers to clear older inventory. So those who held back during the festive season, will indeed have a second chance at making that brand new car purchase. Renault has kickstarted the tradition of year end deals and has announced big discounts along with benefits worth over a Rs 1 lakh. The offers and benefits are available across the Renault line up of vehicles excluding, the humble Kwid hatchback.Starting off with its top-seller, we have the Renault Duster compact SUV. The automaker is offering benefits up to Rs 80,000 across all Duster variants and will now include free accessories worth Rs 5,000. Something very special is reserved for the RxL AMT variant that gets benefits up to Rs 60,000, but buyers will also get a gift cheque of Rs 60,000.
Next in line is Renault's MPV, the Lodgy which recent saw a cosmetic upgrade across the entire lineup. The Lodgy gets benefits of up to Rs 1 lakh and additional accessories worth Rs 5,000. Corporate buyers who purchase in larger quantities can avail of additional benefits worth Rs 7,000.
The Renault Scala and Pulse even with their slow sales weren't left out. The Scala gets benefits of up to Rs 90,000 while the tiny Pulse get benefits up to Rs 40,000. These benefits apply across their respective variants. Both vehicles also get accessories worth Rs 5,000. All offers are subject to availability.

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