Renault has added one more feather to its cap, the brand has been awarded the Most Improved Manufacturer in the 2016 Fleet World Honours. Additionally, the Renault Kadjar has also earned the title of the Best Crossover in the annual awards event held in historic Royal Automobile Club in Pall Mall, London. Renault has earned the award owing to its impressive performance in 2015 which was acknowledged by the Fleet World Honours’ expert judging panel, while the Kadjar wowed the judges with its impressive styling, technology and value for money proposition.
Speaking on the Renault Kadjar, Steve Moody, Editor, Fleet World said: “Renault has shot straight to the top of this class with the Kadjar. It’s one of the best crossovers to drive, adopting the brand’s chic new family styling and packed full of flexibility and useful technology. Add in strong residual values, joint-lowest CO2 emissions and impressive value for money, and the newcomer sets high standards for the rest of the class.”
Adding to it, Mark Dickens, Head of Fleet Sales and Remarketing, said: “We’re delighted to win these accolades, the Most Improved Manufacturer award recognising the significant investment we have made across all aspects of our fleet operation and the Best Crossover award reflecting the impact the stylish Kadjar has made in only a few months due to its class-leading residual values, stunning design and highly attractive all-round business package. 2016 will see us build on this success as we expand our C-segment fleet offering with the launch of the All-New Mégane, Mégane Sport Tourer, All-New Scénic and Grand Scénic, and continue our strategy to double the number of specialist Pro+ business-focused dealerships.”
The Kadjar since its launch in UK in September 2015, has helped the Renault brand strengthen its presence in the crossover market. The vehicle loaded with efficient powertrains, striking design, high levels of standard specification, spacious interior, five-star Euro NCAP rating and best-in-class residual values has made it a popular pick among British car buyers.
