Now the Indian market is waiting for Electric Renault Kwid.
Last year, on an average 7,703 Kwid cars were sold every month.
The Kwid is the vehicle that has turned things around for Renault.
In the year 2017, a total of 92,440 Renault Kwid Hatchbacks were sold.
Captain King of small cars, Kwid to come in an electric version soon.
After the fabulous success of Kwid, the company will now offer its electric version.
New Kwid Electric will give a tough competition
to Mahindra's famous electric car E2O here.
After the tremendous success of Kwid, the company is going to present its electric version.
The car is built on the
CMF-A platform that is also found in Kwid sold in India.
At this time Renault Kwid is available in the Indian market with two different engine options.
The car has been built on the
same CMF-A platform that also underpins the Kwid sold in India.
The company claims that the Kwid City K-ZE will cover the distance
of 271 Km on a full charge.
Renault Kwid is build on a completely new platform
called the CMF-A which has been developed jointly by Renault and Nissan.
The power of the redi-Go will remain similar to the Kwid that produces a maximum of 67 Bhp at 5,500 rpm.
It is expected that Kwid City K-ZE can be launched in India by
the end of this year or by January 2020.
Triber is the second model from the company after Kwid which has been specifically designed and developed for the Indian market.
Once Renault Kwid Electric will be introduced in the Chinese market, it
will be very important and convenient to be offered in India, Brazil and the Middle East.
Renault Launched Kwid under the name of City K-ZE,
so it is certain that the company will launch the car in India as well with the same name.
This car is not less than any luxury in its price range
because every kind of convenience has been taken care of in Kwid which starts from 2.6 lakh.
One variant will feature the bigger, 1 liter-3 cylinder petrol
motor that's also seen in the Renault Kwid while the other will feature a 5 speed
AMT option along with the bigger engine.