Renault Kwid

The Renault Kwid offers decent, budget-friendly performance primarily for city driving, praised for its good mileage, high ground clearance, SUV-like styling, and comfortable ride on bumpy roads, but struggles with power, especially when loaded or on highways, requiring frequent gear changes and revving; its 1.0L engine is adequate for urban commutes but lacks punch for fast overtakes, with users appreciating its low running costs and features like a touchscreen but noting build quality and safety (single airbag/no ABS on older models) are compromises for its price point.

The car only looks good. But driving this car made me realise, that mixer grinder are not as noisy as they seem. 1) Riding was smooth, but wobbly 2) Looks are nice. But 3 people don't fit in the back seat. 3) Sexiest steering wheel. Without a doubt Honestly, you should only consider this vehicle if you don't like ALTO. Both are similar. When I asked the salesperson about servicing, he said they have everything good. Which is not true. Also, remember that this vehicle is in TON off the second-hand market. That means, it's resale value is as good as none. I am not against buying this, but buyer be aware. When something is unsold in second hand market, it's often a bad purchase. However, if your budget is low and in need of a City car. Also, you have no problem with noise. This vehicle is for you.

This car has enough capacity more than Celerio and Alto, some special features like seating comfort and smooth drive, this car is very, very smooth and comfortable more than any other car at this price or even more price

The Renault Kwid is a stylish, budget-friendly hatchback praised for its SUV-like looks, high ground clearance, fuel efficiency, and user-friendly tech (touchscreen, digital cluster) ideal for city commutes, though some users note weaker highway performance with full loads and concerns about build quality/thin metal.