Renault Bridger Mileage

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There are no strong hybrid options available in your budget as yet, especially in the sub-4m segment. However, we do expect this to change over the next few years.Renault Bridger has already been announced as a future sub-4m SUV and is expected to offer multiple powertrains, including a hybrid. That said, it’s still some time away from launch (likely around 2027), and given the cost of hybrid tech, it’s unlikely to fall within a Rs 15 lakh on-road budget. Similarly, there is industry buzz around a hybrid version of the Hyundai Venue, but again, pricing could be a challenge.The best option for you today, and a logical upgrade from your Hyundai Xcent, is the Honda Amaze. Like your current car, it’s a compact sedan, so the form factor will feel familiar.The Amaze CVT is particularly well-suited to your usage. The gearbox is smooth and stress-free in traffic, and the 1.2-litre petrol engine is refined and reasonably efficient in real-world city conditions. It’s also very easy to drive, with light controls and excellent visibility, ideal for daily urban use.What stands out is how usable it is as an all-rounder. There’s good rear-seat space and a genuinely practical boot, making it feel like a proper step up rather than just a replacement.

Honda Amaze

Renault Bridger

Hyundai Venue