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Renault’s KWID has been one of most awaited hatchbacks in India

byCustoms Today Report
18/08/2015
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NEW DELHI: Renault’s KWID has been one of the most awaited hatchbacks due for launch in India. Expected to be a budget friendly option with a price tag of around Rs 3 Lakh, new car buyers have been looking forward for the official launch. The upcoming model has been spotted by sources while undergoing road test, thereby indicating on a possible launch sometime soon. The Renault KWID is stated to be based on Renault-Nissan Alliance’s modular CMF-A platform.

The new Renault KWID is expected to be powered by a 800cc three-cylinder DOHC engine that is expected to generate about 57 Bhp of power. A while ago describing KWID Renault stated, “With Kwid, Renault continues to pursue its strategy of accessible mobility for all to step up its international growth. Using a new Renault-Nissan Alliance platform and following the trail blazed by the Duster, the Kwid will enable Renault to continue its expansion and address the needs of customers who want a vehicle that is stylish, robust and easy to use.”

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