Renault KWID news

It is offered only with the 1-litre petrol engine and it is also the entry-level trim for the AMT option

It commands a premium of Rs 25,000 over the base trim for a few more basic features

Even though it is equipped with some basic amenities, it’s still a barebones offering

With the MY22 update, the Kwid has lost some variants as part of the reshuffle including its older base-spec RXE trim

The last week, while buzzing with automotive news, was also a special one for us as we launched our new TVC for selling used cars

The model spotted in the South American country is essentially the Chinese Kwid KZ-E and the European Dacia Spring EV

A couple of new cars arrived on the scene and there was more news of upcoming models too

It gets a new RXL(O) one-above-base variant and cosmetic updates for the Climber variant

Currently, the carmaker has four cars in its India portfolio: Kwid, Triber, Kiger, and Duster

The good ol’ Duster continues with the same pricing

Even with additional safety features over the India-spec Kwid, the Dacia Spring offers inadequate passenger protection

The entry-level hatchback retails from Rs 4.11 lakh to Rs 5.59 lakh

The entire lineup is available with discounts of at least over a lakh

The previous entry-level STD variant has now been discontinued

All models, except the Kiger, get an additional exchange bonus of Rs 10,000