Renault Korea to launch 'Cabin Filter Replacement Campaign' for Spring Driving
Mar 17, 2025
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During this campaign, customers who visit about 400 official Renault Korea service networks nationwide can get a 20% discount on the price of parts when replacing them with premium cabin filters.
Renault Korea's new 'PM 0.3 Premium Cabin Filter' improves indoor air quality by filtering up to 99% of ultrafine dust with a size of 0.3㎛.In addition, the antibacterial coating layer suppresses the proliferation of bacteria and allergy-causing substances inside the filter and absorbs odors and harmful gases to help you enjoy cleaner and safer spring driving.
This campaign will be held for all Renault Korea models except Twizzy, and a 10% discount will be provided even when replacing pure cabin filters.
"We have prepared a special benefit campaign for cabin filters so that customers in spring with a lot of external pollutants such as fine dust and pollen can enjoy a pleasant driving environment," said Kang Jin-kyu, director of Renault Korea's after-sales. "We plan to continue to introduce various services so that customers can drive their vehicles safely and comfortably."
This special benefit is limited to parts except for wages, and discounts do not apply to insurance, guarantees, accident repair vehicles, and simple parts.It may also be difficult to replace with PM 0.3 premium filters for some models.
Meanwhile, Renault Korea is taking the lead in customer satisfaction by introducing the 'visible premium inspection' service using mobile apps and text messages for the first time in the domestic automobile industry. It is a service in which a professional mechanic guides the peculiarities of the vehicle through the My Renault app or text message to customers who are undergoing 36 paid premium checks.Customers can frequently check the maintenance time of each part based on the received inspection data, and receive guidance in advance on the maintenance timing of the inspection items.
Editor Song Moon-cheol happymotors@naver.com
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
