Renault Cars

The Renault Duster is another improvement over what was already a great car. It's a great looker with a good interior along with a very robust mechanical package, the Duster ticks a lot of our boxes. SO, if you are on a budget and looking for a spacious and comfortable car for your family and often tackles bad road conditions, you may go for Renault Duster. If we talk about Skoda Rapid, it misses out on some creature comforts when you compare it to its rivals but it undercuts most of them in price too. And if you are worried about reliability issues, Skoda is offering a 1 lakh kilometre warranty package with road-side assistance, included in the price of the car. Our recommendation is that you must definitely check out the Rapid if you list driving pleasure in the top three things you consider before buying a new car. It will offer you great performance, and decent fuel efficiency as well. What you will find lacking is space compared to its rivals. But if you are a family of four, it should still suffice. The Seltos impressed us so much that all we could complain about was a lack of under-thigh support and the rather stiff ride quality. Clearly, it has a great mix of style, tech, quality and comfort. When you add the various engine and gearbox options, the trim levels, plus the variants, there is a Kia Seltos for everyone. In terms of shortcomings, the rear seat could have done with a bit more support and the petrol automatic could have been a bit smoother, but other than that the Seltos is hard to fault. And more than anything its pricing makes it one of the hottest picks in the segment. The new Creta feels like it’s lifted its game a step up, and in some ways, even a step and a half up with a more sophisticated ride, comfort and features list. But we’re used to Hyundais being leaders of the pack, especially when it comes to features. And the new Creta does have a few misses in the features department, with no reach adjustment for the steering rack and no auto wipers to name a few. So dominating the segment won’t be a cakewalk but Hyundai has certainly done enough to make you want to test drive the Creta first. So, choosing one will depend on your budget, priorities and requirements. You may compare all these cars accordingly. Do take a test drive in order to get better clarity. Check out authorised dealership details.

No, Engine Start Stop Button is not available in Renault Duster RXZ.

No problem. You run how you like .Driving continue 700 k.m.+ same way to returning journey another 700 k.m.= 1400

The BS6 Duster is available only with a petrol engine. The petrol engine is a 1.5-litre unit that makes 106PS/142Nm and can be had only with a 5-speed MT.

There is no official update from the brand for the launch of any BS6 diesel engine and we don't expect anytime soon.

Yes, the Renault Kwid comes with tubeless tyres.