Renault Kiger news

In addition to GST-based announcements, one of India’s popular EVs has got an important safety update

Although the revised prices will be applicable from September 22, Renault is accepting bookings based on the new prices from today

The variant captured in images was the fully loaded Emotion trim of the Kiger, and it was sporting the dual-tone Oasis Yellow with Mystery Black roof paint shade

One of the biggest strengths of the Renault Kiger since 2021 has been its rear seat space. But does the facelifted sub-4m SUV deliver a similar experience? We find out

From a facelifted SUV to special editions and a performance-oriented luxury car, August 2025 ensured all car enthusiasts and buyers had something to look forward to!

This week saw a single new launch from Renault, besides multiple sneak peeks and details on upcoming cars

The facelifted Kiger comes with a refreshed exterior and interior design and a few new features, with a price tag that ranges between Rs 6.30 lakh and Rs 11.30 lakh

The second-from-top Techno variant gets most of the safety tech from the lower-spec variants but has some nice touches to make it seem and look more premium

The new Renault Kiger is being offered with four accessory packs: Attractive, Essential, SUV and Smart

The Kiger Evolution variant looks subtle and simple on the outside; however comes loaded with features like an 8-inch touchscreen, manual AC, rear parking camera, and 6 airbags

The Kiger’s 1-litre NA petrol engine with a manual gearbox is the only powertrain option that is standard across all its variants

Given the Authentic trim’s positioning, it does have its fair share of misses, but it is almost at par with the safety tech that’s offered on the fully loaded Emotion trim.

For starters, the base-spec Kiger only has the basics covered in terms of features, alongside a single choice for engine and transmission

With the facelift, Renault has introduced features like 6 airbags (as standard) and a 360-degree camera to the Kiger sub-4m SUV

The 2025 Renault Kiger and Nissan Magnite share the same powertrains but have a slightly different feature set. Which one comes out on top, at least on paper? Time to find out