Citroën and Jeep unveil October festive offers

Throughout October 2024, Citroën and Jeep customers can enjoy exclusive discounts on vehicle care services, accessories, and merchandise.

04 Oct 2024 | 5684 Views | By Autocar Professional Bureau

Stellantis India brands, Citroën and Jeep®, have launched special festive campaigns aimed at enhancing customer satisfaction and vehicle performance for the festive season. The promotions, available from October 1 to October 31, 2024, include various services, discounts, and exclusive deals for a better driving experience.

Citroën's Festive Care Carnival features a free festive checkup, 10% off on labor charges, 15% off on car care treatments, 30% off on select merchandise, and up to 50% off on select accessories. Additionally, customers who purchase a new vehicle will receive a ₹1000 merchandise accessories coupon and free wheel alignment and balancing with the replacement of four tires.

Jeep's CARE FEST 2024 also includes a free festive checkup, 10% off on labor charges and select parts, 15% off on car care treatments, 30% off on select accessories, and up to 50% off on select merchandise.

New vehicle purchasers will receive a ₹2000 merchandise coupon, one liter of engine oil with the Fiat service package, and free wheel alignment and balancing with the replacement of four tires. Jeep owners can participate in a lucky draw at each dealership for a chance to win prizes.

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