The new lifestyle Renault Sedan, which boasts of a V6 engine and a host of comforts and refinements, will be available at all Zahid Renault Showrooms in Saudi Arabia by the end of the month.
Fans of Renault cars in the Kingdom are to be treated to a bespoke model tailored specifically for their market, said a Zahid Renault official. Zahid and Renault will unveil the model before starting of Ramadan this year.
Under the hood of this new Renault sedan is the acclaimed VQ engine – a 2.3 liter V6 that delivers a smooth 170HP at 6,000 rpm. The configuration is a development of the alliance between Renault and Nissan and offers a compact, yet powerful, cylinder arrangement.
Yousuf Khaja, Renault franchise manager at Zahid Tractor said, 'Driving can be stressful at the best of times without having to mention the unique travel problems and extreme summer heat particular to the Kingdom.'
“This soon to be launched new sedan has been designed specifically to offer a relaxing and stress-free driving experience adapted to suit the needs of our customers,” he added.
Accessing the cabin New Renault sedan is made simple through Renault’s use of the latest in Smart Card technology.
'Employing a system which does away with the irritation of fumbling for keys, the driver simply approaches the car to unlock the doors.'
'Once inside the refinement continues, with the emphasis placed firmly on easy motoring. Road and engine noise are minimized through extremely effective acoustic dampening that insulates the traveler from wearying decibel discomfort,' he added.
Air conditioning has been made a priority, with ventilation ducts positioned to promote optimum temperature maintenance both at the front and rear cabins. The automatic climate control also has independent settings for driver and passenger sides.
In-car ambience is further enhanced by the steering wheel fingertip-controlled audio entertainment system.
The Driver Memory Seat automatically adjusts the driver's seating position and the front windshield wiper with rain sensor activates to keep the screen clear during the rare regional downpour, Khaja added.-TradeArabia News Service