For Koleos E-Tech and Grand Koleos Buyers
20% Discount on Engine Oil Changes
Reduced Repair and Maintenance Costs for Accident Vehicles

Renault Korea is extending its new car warranty period to the highest level in the industry and launching a fall vehicle maintenance support campaign.


Renault Korea Official Service Network. Renault Korea

Renault Korea Official Service Network. Renault Korea

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According to Renault Korea on September 8, the company is introducing a "7-year/140,000 km" free extended warranty program and rolling out a special maintenance promotion to strengthen its after-sales (AS) service competitiveness.


This free extended warranty benefit will apply from this month to customers purchasing the Koleos E-Tech or the 2027 model year Grand Koleos. The new car warranty, which previously covered the body and general parts (3 years or 60,000 km) and major engine and powertrain parts (5 years or 100,000 km), will be extended to up to 7 years or 140,000 km. To maintain eligibility, customers must visit the nationwide official service network once a year (within 365 days after each vehicle delivery) for a complimentary 12-point inspection and a paid engine oil change.


Seasonal maintenance benefits tailored for safe driving in autumn will also be offered. Through October 31, customers can receive up to a 20% discount on premium engine oil changes at official service centers nationwide. The discount rate is 20% when premium filters are changed together, and 10% when only the engine oil is replaced.



In addition, three accessories exclusively for the Koleos E-Tech (side steps, trunk entry guard, and door spot lamp) and Grand Koleos tires will each be sold at a 20% discount. A variety of additional programs, such as repair cost assistance for accident vehicles, will be provided simultaneously to help reduce burdensome maintenance costs for vehicle owners.


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