Renault Korea Co., Ltd. launches Noir Edition of Renault Filante, limited to 1,000 units... “₩51,939,000”

[Financial News] Renault Korea Co., Ltd. is launching a limited run of 1,000 units of the Noir Edition, based on the Esprit Alpine, the top trim of its flagship crossover, the Renault Filante. The model features exclusive design elements centered on metallic black and comes with popular convenience features as standard. Its price is ₩51,939,000 after eco-friendly vehicle tax benefits are applied.
On the 2nd, Renault Korea Co., Ltd. announced that it would launch the Filante Noir Edition on the 5th. The edition takes its name from noir, the French word for black.
The exterior pairs metallic black paint with exclusive 20-inch all-black Chicane alloy wheels and side emblems bearing the Esprit Alpine logo. Exclusive details are also featured on the metallic black standard roof and tailgate, the silver-painted headlamp trim, and the silver lozenge logo and Filante emblem at the rear.
The black theme continues inside, with an exclusive Noir Edition nameplate, black suede headliner and black Nappa synthetic leather seats. A new wallpaper has been added to the openR panoramic screen, which uses three displays, including one for the front passenger.
Convenience features worth about 2.5 million won are included as standard, including a BOSE premium sound system with 10 speakers, active noise cancellation (ANC) and an augmented reality head-up display (AR HUD).
The Noir Edition accessory package, consisting of electric side steps and Filante door spot lamps, is available with a 30% purchase benefit.
A Renault Korea Co., Ltd. spokesperson said, “We’re also running the Renault Sale Festa through the 30th,” adding, “Customers who buy a Filante or Grand Koleos through a partner finance company (MFS) will receive a special interest rate of 2.99% for a 36-month term.”
Renault Korea Co., Ltd. is also offering a ‘7-year/140,000-km’ free warranty extension. The new-vehicle warranty for the body and general parts, as well as major engine and powertrain components, has been extended to up to seven years or 140,000 km. The existing warranty terms remain unchanged for hybrid-specific parts, at eight years or 160,000 km, and for the high-voltage battery, at 10 years or 200,000 km.
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