Renault Korea Begins Production of Flagship Crossover 'Fluence' at Busan Plant

Distinctive "Crossover" Style... Starting at 43.32 Million Won

Renault Korea announced on January 22 that it began mass production of its global flagship crossover, the Renault Fluence, at its Busan plant on January 21 and held a commemorative event for the production of the first vehicle. Kim Ki-seok, Head of Manufacturing Division at Renault Korea, and Park Jongkyu, Chairman of the labor union, attended the event and participated in programs aimed at promoting labor-management harmony.

At the Renault Korea Busan Plant on the 21st, executives and employees are taking a commemorative photo at the event celebrating the production of the first Renault Fluence. Renault Korea

The Fluence, newly introduced by Renault as a global flagship model, features a crossover style that combines the characteristics of both a sedan and an SUV. Design details such as the front "Illuminated Signature Renault Logo" and "Grille Lighting" express a sleek and dynamic body. The interior is equipped with integrated headrest "First Class Lounge Seats," which offer best-in-class comfort.

The hybrid E-Tech powertrain delivers a maximum system output of 250 horsepower. All trims come standard with "Active Noise Cancellation" for a quiet driving experience, while the "openR Panoramic Screen," extending to the passenger seat, provides advanced AI-based connectivity services.

The purchase price of the Renault Fluence, reflecting individual consumption tax reductions and eco-friendly vehicle tax benefits, ranges from 43,319,000 won to 49,719,000 won. The "Esprit Alpine 1955," a launch edition limited to 1,955 units, is available for 52,189,000 won.

On the 21st, at the Renault Korea Busan Plant, Kim Kisuk, Head of Manufacturing Division, is delivering a commemorative speech at the event celebrating the production of the first Renault Philante vehicle. Renault Korea

Contracts for the Fluence are currently being accepted at Renault Korea dealerships nationwide, and customer deliveries will begin sequentially starting in March.