Renault India has been selling cars and SUVS since 2005. The brand entered the Indian market in partnership with Nissan, and both brands have been manufacturing cars and SUVs for India and for exports from a common vehicle manufacturing facility located near Chennai. Currently, the most affordabl...
Renault India has been selling cars and SUVS since 2005. The brand entered the Indian market in partnership with Nissan, and both brands have been manufacturing cars and SUVs for India and for exports from a common vehicle manufacturing facility located near Chennai. Currently, the most affordable Renault model in India is the Kwid, which is priced from Rs 4.69 lakh is one of the cheapest cars sold in India alongside the Alto K10 and the S-Presso from Maruti Suzuki. The Renault Triber, which is priced from Rs 6.10 lakh, is one of the most affordable MPVs in India alongside the Eeco. The Renault Kiger SUV takes on the Nissan Magnite, Nexon and the Fronx, starts from Rs 6.04 lakh. Upcoming Renault models in India include the Triber facelift, which will launch by Diwali this year. Additionally, the Duster, which was one of the most popular Renault models not too long ago, will make a comeback in five and seven-seater layouts by the end of this year.
Engine
999cc
Fuel Type
Petrol
Transmission
AMT Auto/Manual
Mileage
21.7kpl - 22.5kpl
Engine
999cc
Fuel Type
Petrol
Transmission
AMT Auto/Manual
Mileage
18.29kpl - 19kpl
Engine
999cc
Fuel Type
Petrol
Transmission
AMT Auto/CVT Auto/Manual
Mileage
18.24kpl - 20.5kpl
1.0 Turbo petrol RxZ CVT
1.0 Turbo petrol RxZ
1.0 Turbo petrol RxT CVT
1.0 Turbo petrol RxT
1.0 Turbo petrol RxL
1.0 Petrol RxZ AMT
1.0 Petrol RxZ
1.0 Petrol RxT AMT
1.0 Petrol RxT
1.0 Petrol RxL AMT
1.0 Petrol RxL
1.0 Petrol RxE
Engine
1330cc, 999cc
Fuel Type
Petrol
Transmission
6-speed MT, AT
Mileage
NA
Engine
1199cc,1598cc
Fuel Type
Petrol, Petrol-hybrid
Transmission
6-speed MT, 6-speed AT
Mileage
NA
Engine
999cc
Fuel Type
Petrol
Transmission
5-Speed Manual, AMT
Mileage
NA
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