| Models | Ex-showroom Price |
|---|---|
| Renault KWID | Rs. 4.53 Lakh |
| Renault Duster | Rs. 10.49 Lakh |
| Renault Triber | Rs. 5.81 Lakh |
| Renault Kiger | Rs. 5.81 Lakh |
It is great for daily driving style. I have been using it for going to college and gym everyday, gives me a mileage of 17-19km/l even in city and traffic. Talking about power, it is not a beast though according to expectations in this budget. It’s quite fine in terms of tech I never had any irritating moment plus looks good too, service costed around 5-6k after 1 year of use.
it is a really worth of cost with a mid range maintenance and a very good performance and comfort this car1comes with overall its a good family car but what it made me so happy is that its mileage is very good1 and a really good comfort family trips and all as it has no strains while driving.
Engine performances well, mileage on highway is good. I am very satisfied with this car.
I am owner of renault kiger the previous version since 2022 my variant is rxl turbo petrol but notes the1varients name has been changed. To be honest with review everything is excellent the car gives me 15-17 mileage in city based on driving conditions and 23-24 in highway of you drive in 80-100 speed. Overall a very good experience but one of the drawback is it's spares cost not to costly but yes1compared to maruti. For in instance let's take the brake pads a typical maruti break pad cost 2800 and kiger is1around 4300.Yes as the car is heavier and built more force is required to stop, already from that regarding1safety, performance, mileage everything is good. It can also be called as a budget sports car similiar to polo1but the parts are moderately courses along with the maintenance. Overall it's a very good package.
The Renault Kwid is a very strong contender if you want a budget hatchback that looks modern and comes packed with features — especially for city commuting and daily use. It’s one of the most affordable cars with touchscreen, smart tech, and high ground clearance. it is a good car. Safety is one area where the Kwid lags behind some rivals Higher trims have more features like ESC and TPMS, but many competitors offer more airbags or stronger safety ratings.
| Popular Renault Car Models | KWID, Duster, Triber, Kiger, |
| Best Mileage | Duster (17.75 Kmpl - 19.41 Kmpl) |
| Most Expensive Renault Car | Duster (Rs.18.69 Lakh) |
| Lowest Price | KWID (Rs.4.53 Lakh) |
| Upcoming Renault Car Models | Renault Bigster, Renault Bridger, Renault Bridger EV, Renault Kwid EV |
| Fuel Type | Petrol, CNG |
| Renault CNG Cars | Renault KWID |
| Renault Car Showrooms | 407 Outlets |
| Renault Car Service Centers | 197 |
History:
Founded by Louis Renault and his brothers, Renault is a French automaker established in 1898.
Renault came to India in 2005, but it wasn’t until 2007 that it launched its first car in the country, the Renault Logan. In 2010, the Renault-Nissan alliance set up a manufacturing facility in Chennai, which was completed in a record 21 months, and is capable of producing 480,000 vehicles annually. Renault has more than 525 sales and 530 service touchpoints in India, including 250+ Workshop On Wheels or mobile workshops across the country.
The French marque also has a prestigious motorsport heritage - not only is it one of the handful brands to compete in Formula 1, it’s also one of the most decorated ones; winning two constructors' and drivers' championships, while as an engine manufacturer it has 12 constructors' and 11 drivers' championships.
Product portfolio:
Renault India is known for its competitive pricing, offering budget-friendly cars that cater to the masses. Currently, it has three cars in its line-up: Kwid, Triber and Kiger.
Hatchback: Launched back in 2015, the Kwid took the market by a storm. It was the first SUV-styled entry-level hatchback in the Indian market at the time. But with changing consumer preferences, the entry-level hatchback segment seems to be losing its sheen and despite numerous additions and variations, the Kwid’s dominance has seen a downfall.
Sub-compact SUV: The Kiger is Renault’s offering in the crowded sub-compact SUV segment comprising the Nissan Magnite, Kia Sonet, and even the Tata Punch micro SUV among others.
People mover: Renault’s sub-4m crossover MPV, the Triber, was launched in 2019. With modular seating options, the MPV is best suited for those wanting a versatile and budget-friendly seven-seater.
Greatest Hits:
In February 2022, Renault announced that it has sold over 8 lakh cars in India - a milestone that can be attributed to three of its most popular models mentioned below:
Renault Duster: A rugged, value packed offering with a high ground clearance, powerful engine options and good ride quality. Sadly, Renault has discontinued the Duster after almost 10 years since it was first introduced.
Renault Kwid: A budget friendly, feature-loaded hatchback that is perfectly suited for the Indian roads. No wonder, the Kwid makes up for 50% of Renault’s sales in India, having sold over 4 lakh units!
Renault Triber: A sub-compact seven-seater offering with very aggressive pricing and decent set of features. Renault has sold over 1 lakh units of the Triber in India and to celebrate its success, also launched a limited-edition Triber LE in February 2022.
Future Plans:
As with all major carmakers across the globe, Renault too plans on going electric. The EV portfolio for the carmaker could commence with a locally manufactured EV, likely to be an electric iteration of the Kwid in the near future. We are also keeping our fingers crossed in the hope that Renault considers bringing the new-gen Duster to India!
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