Renault Korea has unveiled attractive financing options for the newly launched coupe-style SUV, the New Renault Arkana, and the steady-selling mid-size SUV, the New Renault QM6, including a low installment plan of 2.9% for new car buyers.
On April 3, during the opening of the first flagship store in Korea, ‘Renault Seongsu,’ Renault Korea announced a rebranding, changing its name to ‘Renault Korea’ and officially adopting a diamond-shaped emblem called ‘Loganju.’ At this event, they revealed the ‘New Renault Arkana’ and ‘New Renault QM6’ adorned with the Loganju emblem.
The New Renault Arkana features a satin chrome Loganju emblem and a global model name, evolving into a sportier coupe-style SUV with Renault’s signature F1 blade bumper and a newly designed diamond motif grille. The rear design has also been upgraded, with the Loganju emblem positioned at the center top and newly designed crystal rear lamps enhancing its dynamic appearance.
For the first time in Korea, the New Renault Arkana is enhanced with the ‘QRescue’ code, improving driver safety. The QRescue code is a QR code that allows rescuers to quickly and safely check the vehicle information in case of an accident, assisting firefighters and police in providing aid. Additionally, the New Renault Arkana is equipped with various safety options to provide a safer and more comfortable driving environment.
Renault Korea plans to offer customized financing products to meet customer needs for the transformed ‘New Renault Arkana,’ prioritizing driver safety and enriching daily life experiences.
The New Renault QM6, which boasts a solid foundation and high brand recognition in the domestic market, has also been reborn as the New Renault QM6. With the application of the satin chrome Loganju emblem, the front radiator grille and chrome decoration design details have been reinforced to deliver a more striking impression. Furthermore, a new exterior color, ‘Nocturne Blue,’ has been added to all trims, expanding customer options.
Renault Korea is offering a minimum installment plan of 2.9% (36 months, excluding the Quest) for customers purchasing the New Renault QM6, enhancing accessibility for buyers.
Additionally, to celebrate the launch of the New Renault Arkana and New Renault QM6 with the new emblem, Renault Korea is hosting a special customer event. In April, among the first 2,400 customers who complete a purchase of the New Renault Arkana or New Renault QM6 at nationwide Renault Korea dealerships, special ‘The Originals’ merchandise reflecting Renault’s identity will be gifted. There will also be a draw for business class round-trip air tickets for two (1 winner) and 30 deep-dive eau de parfum 75ml to purchasing customers.
Discounts on existing models are also available. The mid-size sedan SM6, loved for its sophisticated design and spacious interior, will offer a minimum 3.3% installment plan (36 months) upon purchase. Customers purchasing the previous model, XM3 (prior to logo and product name changes), can benefit from up to 900,000 KRW in cash discounts or a minimum 2.9% financing offer. Existing models of QM6 will also have cash benefits of up to 1,400,000 KRW or a minimum 2.9% special financing program.
Renault Group’s financial affiliate Mobilize Financial Services Korea (MFSK) continues to provide the Buy Back+ installment product. This product is available for customers purchasing the New Renault QM6 and SM6, allowing them to defer an additional 3% of the vehicle’s price compared to the existing SMART product. Renault Korea hopes to enable customers to select lower monthly payments.
Hwang Jae-seop, Executive Director of Renault Korea’s Sales and Network Division, stated, “We have prepared various purchasing benefits to introduce Renault Korea’s new brand to more customers,” adding, “Our sales representatives will offer tailored consulting of maximum benefits, such as installment products starting from 10,000 KRW per month, to help customers more easily experience new car models that embody France’s elegant design and innovative features through the ‘Electro Pop’ concept.”
Lee Sang-jin daedusj@autodiary.kr