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New Renault models bring style, technology and smarter mobility
June 7, 2026
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New Renault models bring style, technology and smarter mobility

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Key Points

  • Premium Motors Limited launched two new Renault models in Accra: the All-New Renault Grand Koleos HEV (a hybrid SUV) and the All-New Renault Kardian.
  • The launch event highlighted evolving Ghanaian consumer expectations for vehicles that integrate technology, safety, efficiency, connectivity, and comfort.
  • The Grand Koleos HEV is positioned as a premium hybrid SUV for luxury and technology, while the Kardian targets urban drivers with fuel efficiency and smart features.
  • Premium Motors emphasized its significant investment in aftersales support, technical expertise, genuine spare parts, and customer service to ensure a robust ownership experience.
  • The introduction of these models aims to strengthen Renault's presence in Ghana and offer motorists modern, technology-driven choices, reflecting future mobility trends.

Why This Matters

This launch signifies the growing sophistication of Ghana's automotive market, bringing advanced hybrid vehicle technology and modern mobility solutions to consumers. It reflects evolving consumer preferences for efficient, connected, and technologically advanced vehicles, potentially influencing future infrastructure development and import trends in the country.

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