Renault KWID Exteriors and Interiors Styling and Design
The Renault’s Kwid looks like nothing else in its segment. And that is a major draw for the small car. The SUV-inspired styling paired with the high ground clearance is a recipe that hits home. The large front grille, which with the 2018 update gets chrome inserts, and side plastic cladding give the hatch a dash of ruggedness. While the car looks
butch from the front and side, the rear styling is more in sync with a hatchback than an SUV. Build quality, though, is expectedly not great. There are obvious signs of cost-cutting too, including bits such as a single wiper and three lug nuts instead of four.
What’s properly surprising, is the amount of space Renault has managed to carve out on the inside of the Kwid. It’s a proper four-seater, and save for the lack of cabin width, we doubt you’d complain about much. Not just that, the boot space too is a massive 300 litres that’s happy to swallow a family’s luggage for the weekend trip. There aren’t too many “features” to speak of, but the Kwid does feature a touchscreen infotainment system with integrated reverse camera display and navigation, which is unheard of in this class or the class above it. Other goodies include front power windows, a digital speedometer, manual air-conditioning and even a centre armrest for the rear seat.
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