Renault is a well-known European brand, but in India the company hasn’t managed to get the same recognition. So, when Hormazd Sorabjee caught up with Renault’s India head Sumit Sawhney, he started by asking Sawhney if the market is looking better now.
27 Jan 2015 | 3891 Views | By Autocar Professional Bureau
Renault is a well-known European brand, but in India the company hasn’t managed to get the same recognition. So, when Hormazd Sorabjee caught up with Renault’s India head Sumit Sawhney, he started by asking Sawhney if the market is looking better now.
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