What the Renault Kiger has in store
With its global debut scheduled for January 28th, Renault Kiger is already creating quite a buzz with its striking design.
08/01/2021
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French manufacturer, Renault, has had its shares of ups and downs in India. While some of their vehicles such as the rebadged version of the Nissan Sunny, sold as Renault Scala, or more recently, the Koleos and the Captur failed to create any serious buzz in the market, Renault, did present India with some outstanding vehicles such as the Kwid, the Duster and more recently, the Triber. Now, after Triber’s success, Renault is hoping to re-create the magic with their all-new compact SUV, the Kiger. The Kiger concept is a head-turner and the good news is that the production-spec will retain 80% of its design. This sub-compact SUV will make its global debut in India on January 28. The car will be based on the Triber’s CMF-A+ architecture and will share its underpinnings with their alliance partner’s recently launched compact SUV, the Nissan Magnite. The Kiger will also showcase a brand-new engine for both the Indian and the international market. In terms of the exteriors, the Kiger gets a split headlight design with daytime running LEDs above the headlight, making it quite distinctive. It is also expected to sport a wing-shaped front grille with horizontal slats. The highlight is its colour,
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