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| Renault Korea Motors' SM6 Feel / Courtesy of Renault Korea Motors |
By Kim Jae-heun
Renault Korea Motors' SM6 series Feel sedan is gaining popularity in the domestic market as a stylish yet cost-effective option.
Prior to the model's launch, the carmaker surveyed which options consumers really want and need when buying a car.
The SM6 Feel adopts the trim of its previous model, the SM6 SE, as well as the SM6 LE. Nonetheless, it is priced at a very reasonable 27.4 million won ($21,855), which is 940,000 won cheaper than the SM6 LE.
In addition, the LED system on the SM6's exterior, which offers LED pure vision headlamps, full LED rear combination lamps and dynamic turn signals as standard in the car. Moreover, auto holds, electronic parking brakes, rear cameras, driver power seats, auto-lighting headlamps, rain-sensing wipers, an intelligent smart card system and more are also offered as default.
"Renault Korea Motors has been classifying its SM6 series models from entry level of SE to the premium level of Premiere. SM6 Feel distinguishes itself from the others in terms of its commercial value. It includes only the necessary options as it is named Feel so as to give satisfaction to customers," a Renault Korea Motor official said.
SM6 Feel's convenient functions such as in-car payment and assist call that utilizes its connectivity system, have also been warmly welcomed by consumers recently.
In-car payment is Renault Korea's simple payment system that can be used to place orders and pay and receive items in the car. Such a system is already in use at CU convenience stores, GS gas stations and local fast food restaurant franchise Lotteria.
Assist call allows drivers to call for help by pressing a button when the vehicle is caught in an accident. The service is available 24 hours a day throughout the year.
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