Renault Kiger: Which variant to buy?

    As the Kiger is available with four powertrain options and four variants with dual-tone colour options, totalling 24 versions, we tell you our pick of the range.

    Published On Apr 28, 2021 08:00:00 AM

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    Renault Kiger: Which variant to buy?

    The Renault Kiger is currently the most affordable compact SUV available in India, with prices starting at Rs 5.45 lakh. There are 24 versions to choose from, including four powertrain options and four variants; each variant gets dual-tone colour options for a Rs 17,000 premium. We tell you which Kiger variant is the best of the lot.

    • Renault Kiger priced between Rs 5.45-9.72 lakh
    • Opt for the 100hp, 1.0-litre turbo-petrol over the 72hp petrol engine
    • Mid-spec RXT variant gives you the most bang for your buck
    Renault Kiger prices (ex-showroom, India)
    Variant72hp-MT72hp-AMT100hp-MT100hp-CVT
    RXERs 5.45 lakh---
    RXE Dual ToneRs 5.62 lakh---
    RXLRs 6.14 lakhRs 6.59 lakhRs 7.14 lakh-
    RXL Dual ToneRs 6.31 lakhRs 6.76 lakhRs 7.31 lakh-
    RXTRs 6.60 lakhRs 7.05 lakhRs 7.60 lakhRs 8.60 lakh
    RXT Dual ToneRs 6.77 lakhRs 7.22 lakhRs 7.77 lakhRs 8.77 lakh
    RXZRs 7.55 lakhRs 8.00 lakhRs 8.55 lakhRs 9.55 lakh
    RXZ Dual ToneRs 7.72 lakhRs 8.17 lakhRs 8.72 lakhRs 9.72 lakh

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