Renault India, a wholly owned subsidiary of Renault Group, has resumed exports to Sri Lanka, expanding its international footprint to 16 countries. The first shipment of 100 Made-in-India vehicles, comprising the all-new Triber, Kwid and Kiger, has departed from Chennai.
Renault will re-enter the Sri Lankan market in partnership with AMW Motors, one of the country’s leading automotive distributors. The collaboration will support the brand’s renewed commercial presence and long-term growth in the market.
Francisco Hidalgo, Vice President, Sales & Marketing, Renault India, said, “The resumption of exports to Sri Lanka is an important step in our international growth journey. We see significant potential to expand the reach of vehicles engineered and manufactured in India, while strengthening India’s role as an export base for Renault. Our focus is to build sustainable markets over the long term, supported by strong local partnerships and a product portfolio suited to customer needs.”
The vehicles are manufactured at Renault India’s facility in Oragadam, Chennai, which caters to domestic and international markets. The company also plans to introduce the New Duster in Sri Lanka, broadening its portfolio as it rebuilds its presence in the country.
Renault India has exported nearly 200,000 vehicles to date, with international destinations including South Africa and Saudi Arabia, alongside several other markets.
