Renault, the esteemed global automotive manufacturer renowned for its French heritage, has reaffirmed its support for vehicle assembly operations in Nigeria in partnership with Coscharis Motors Assembly Limited.
This commitment was underscored by the Area Operation Manager for Sub-Saharan Africa & Indian Ocean Islands, Laurent Ton-That, during his recent visit to Coscharis Motors Assembly Plant in Awoyaya, Lagos.
According to a Press Release from Coscharis, during the visit, Laurent Ton-That commended Coscharis Motors for its state-of-the-art facility, where Renault’s Duster (SUV) and Logan (sedan) models are locally assembled.
He personally inspected key production lines including chassis/body assembly, brake testing, vehicle vibration testing, and paint/body inspection, expressing satisfaction with the facility’s capabilities.
The Press Releae stated that the Renault official said “I am impressed by what I have seen today. Renault is committed to supporting Coscharis Motors Assembly by providing necessary KD kits, training, and other essential resources”.
In response, the Assembly Plant Manager at Coscharis Motors Assembly, Felix Adepinye, extended gratitude to Renault for their continued support.
“We appreciate Renault’s visit and unwavering assistance,” stated Adepinye. “With Renault’s support, we uphold OEM standards and ensure the highest levels of professionalism in delivering Renault vehicles to the Nigerian market”.
In a separate engagement with Coscharis Sales and Marketing teams, Laurent Ton-That revealed plans for Renault to introduce three new vehicle models to the Nigerian market in 2025.
This expansion aims to enrich the market’s offerings and cater to diverse consumer preferences.
Renault’s ongoing commitment to local assembly in Nigeria underscores its dedication to enhancing automotive manufacturing capabilities and contributing to the country’s automotive sector growth.
Group Managing Director of Coscharis Group, Josiah Samuel, emphasized the company’s commitment to Nigeria’s economic growth through sustained investments, particularly in the automotive sector. “Our ongoing investment in human and capital resources underscores our confidence in Nigeria’s economic resurgence”, he said.
