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Renault, France’s No. 1 automotive brand, has officially returned to Sri Lanka through Associated Motorways (AMW), introducing three models—the Kwid, Triber and Kiger—with a renewed focus on distinctive design, modern technology and dependable customer care.
The grand launch, held at Monarch Imperial, brought together French Ambassador to Sri Lanka Rémi Lambert; Al-Futtaim Automotive Vice President – Emerging and International Antoine Barthez, AMW Group Managing Director Jawahar Ganesh; AMW Director of Sales Prasanna de Silva; Renault Director of Product Planning Matthieu Baron; and other distinguished guests.
Addressing the gathering, Jawahar Ganesh highlighted the significance of Renault’s return, stating that AMW would combine Renault’s distinctive design and value proposition with modern technology, comprehensive aftersales support and a commitment to long-term customer care.
Ambassador Lambert welcomed Renault’s return, recognising the role of French businesses in strengthening commercial ties between France and Sri Lanka. Antoine Barthez also joined the celebrations, marking the significance of Renault’s renewed presence in the Sri Lankan market.
Three models were launched, with prices starting at Rs. 6.69 million.
The new range was introduced by Renault Director of Product Planning Matthieu Baron, and Renault Head of Sales Ram Gomathinayagam.
It comprises seven variants, with prices inclusive of VAT, as follows: Renault Kwid Evolution MT:
Rs. 6,690,000; Renault Kwid Climber AMT:
Rs. 6,990,000; Renault Kiger Evolution AMT: Rs. 8,190,000; Renault Kiger Tekno AMT:
Rs. 8,850,000; Renault Kiger Emotion CVT: Rs. 10,590,000; Renault Triber Evolution MT: Rs. 8,190,000 and Renault Triber Emotion AMT:
Rs. 9,190,000.
The Kwid has established a strong global presence, with more than one million units sold across over 15 markets, including more than 5,000 units in Sri Lanka. The Triber offers versatility and practicality for families, with over 200,000 units sold worldwide, while the Kiger combines bold, SUV-inspired styling with a distinctive road presence, with over 100,000 units sold worldwide.
Of the seven variants introduced, six are available for immediate delivery.
AMW reaffirmed its commitment to delivering a rewarding Renault ownership experience, including a bumper-to-bumper manufacturer warranty of three years or 100,000 kilometres, whichever comes first, dedicated aftersales support and launch-period benefits, including an extended warranty offer.
“Bringing Renault back to Sri Lanka is about delivering a complete ownership experience. Our responsibility goes beyond the initial purchase. Through warranty coverage, aftersales service and a dedicated, customer-focused approach, we want to give Renault owners confidence at every stage of their journey,” said Prasanna de Silva, Director of Sales at AMW.
The launch also celebrated the first customer deliveries. Nishantha Amaratunga and family, along with M. Sri Nagendran and family, received their Renault Triber vehicles. Thushara Jayawardena and family received the first Renault Kiger, while Dananjaya and family received the first Renault Kwid.
