Renault Kenya has said it has no immediate plans to assemble its cars in Kenya, four years after it re-entered the local market. The French carmaker, which launched its Renault Koleos brand in Nairobi on Tuesday, says no timelines have been set yet for local assembly.
“Since our return to Kenya, we have invested Sh1.8 billion and have so far sold 254 new vehicles. We are talking with our partners and shall soon disclose the details of the assembly line pact which is a long-term plan to enable Kenyans to buy cheaper Renault brands,” said Renault country brand manager Jonathan Santos on Tuesday.
