Renault KWID news

Even with additional safety features over the India-spec Kwid, the Dacia Spring offers inadequate passenger protection

The entry-level hatchback retails from Rs 4.11 lakh to Rs 5.59 lakh

The entire lineup is available with discounts of at least over a lakh

The previous entry-level STD variant has now been discontinued

All models, except the Kiger, get an additional exchange bonus of Rs 10,000

As a result of this rule, many entry-level variants would get more expensive

The Kiger is included in the list too and gets a corporate or rural offer of up to Rs 10,000 along with an extended warranty as a loyalty benefit

With the price increment, the Kiger has become costlier than its Nissan cousin

While touchscreen systems have become one of the most useful high-end feature to be offered on affordable cars, digital instrument clusters are fast gaining popularity

Other Renault models come with discounts of up to Rs 75,000 this month

Renault is offering rural customers additional discounts of up to Rs 15,000

Customers can grab a cash discount of up to Rs 30,000 on a Renault model this month

Select employees can avail corporate discounts of up to Rs 30,000 on a Renault car this month

The price hike excludes the limited-run Neotech Edition of the Kwid and has resulted in the discontinuation of the base-spec RXE variant of the standard Duster

The automatic transmission-equipped variants have an edge over their MT-equipped counterparts this month as well
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