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    Renault Kiger vs Rivals: What Do The Prices Say?

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    How does the Kiger’s pricing fare against its segment rivals? We find out

    Renault has entered the subcompact SUV segment with the launch of the all-new Kiger. It is priced from Rs 5.45 lakh to Rs 9.55 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi). The Kiger is a petrol-only offering with the choice of two engines: 1.0-litre naturally-aspirated (N.A.) and 1.0-litre turbocharged. These are the same engines found in the Kiger’s Nissan-badged sibling, the Magnite. Let’s see how the prices for the Renault Kiger compare against all of its 8 segment rivals:

    Petrol Manual

    Renault Kiger

    Nissan Magnite

    Kia Sonet

    Hyundai Venue

    Tata Nexon

    Maruti Vitara Brezza

    Toyota Urban Cruiser

    Ford EcoSport

    Mahindra XUV300

    RXE - Rs 5.45 lakh

    XE - Rs 5.49 lakh

                 

    RXL - Rs 6.14 lakh

    XL - Rs 5.99 lakh

                 

    RXT - Rs 6.60 lakh

    XV - Rs 6.68 lakh (Rs 7.07 lakh with Tech Pack)

    HTE - Rs 6.79 lakh

    E - Rs 6.87 lakh

             

    RXL Turbo - Rs 7.14 lakh

    Turbo XL - Rs 6.99 lakh

       

    XE - Rs 7.10 lakh

    Lxi - Rs 7.39 lakh

         

    RXZ - Rs 7.55 lakh

    XV Premium/ Premium(O)-  Rs 7.55 lakh/ Rs 7.65 lakh (Rs 7.94 lakh with Tech Pack)

    HTK - Rs 7.69 lakh

    S - Rs 7.58 lakh

             

    RXT Turbo - Rs 7.6 lakh

    Turbo XV - Rs 7.68 lakh (Rs 8.07 lakh with Tech Pack)

       

    XM - Rs 8 lakh

       

    Ambiente - Rs 7.99 lakh

    W4 - Rs 7.95 lakh

         

    S+ - Rs 8.45 lakh

     

    Vxi - Rs 8.45 lakh

    Mid - Rs 8.50 lakh

       

    RXZ  Turbo - Rs 8.55 lakh

    Turbo XV Premium/ Premium(O) - Rs 8.45 lakh/ Rs 8.55 lakh (Rs 8.84 lakh with Tech Pack)

    HTK+ - Rs 8.55 lakh

    Turbo S - Rs 8.64 lakh

    XM(S) - Rs 8.52 lakh

       

    Trend - Rs 8.64 lakh

     
           

    XZ - Rs 9 lakh

    Zxi - Rs 9.20 lakh

    High - Rs 9.25 lakh

       
       

    HTK+ Turbo iMT - Rs 9.49 lakh

             

    W6 - Rs 9.40 lakh

       

    HTX Turbo iMT - Rs 9.99 lakh

    Turbo SX - Rs 9.97 lakh/ Rs 10 lakh (iMT)

    XZ+ - Rs 9.80 lakh

    Zxi+ - Rs 9.80 lakh

    Premium - Rs 9.85 lakh

    Titanium - Rs 9.79 lakh

    W8 - Rs 10 lakh

           

    XZ+(S) - Rs 10.40 lakh/ XZ+(O) - Rs 10.70 lakh

           
         

    Turbo SX(O) - Rs 11.03 lakh/ Rs 11.17 lakh (iMT)

         

    S - Rs 10.99 lakh

    W8(O) - Rs 11.12 lakh

       

    HTX+ Turbo iMT - Rs 11.65 lakh

               
       

    GTX+ Turbo iMT - Rs 11.99 lakh

               

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    • Renault has priced the Kiger from Rs 5.45 lakh onwards, making it the most affordable model in the segment, but only by a small margin (Rs 4,000 less than entry-level Nissan Magnite).

    • Most variants of the Kiger are quite closely matched with the Magnite.

    • Nissan also offers the optional Tech Pack from the Magnite XV onwards which is a package of features such as wireless charging, air purifier and JBL sound system. The premium is the same across all variants at Rs 38,698.

    • The top-spec Kiger with the naturally-aspirated (N.A.) engine is more affordable than the low-spec variants of the Hyundai Venue and Kia Sonet. In fact, it is only slightly more expensive than the base-spec Maruti Suzuki Vitara Brezza and Tata Nexon. Meanwhile, the entry-level pricing for the Mahindra XUV300, Ford EcoSport and Toyota Urban Cruiser is even higher, around the Rs 8 lakh mark.

    Benefits Of Up To Rs 44,500 On Sub-4m SUVs This February

    • Renault’s sub-4m SUV comes with the choice of N.A. and turbocharged petrol engines, just like the Magnite, Venue and Sonet. The Nexon and XUV300 get only a turbo-petrol unit while the Brezza and EcoSport are powered by 1.5-litre engines.

    • Hyundai and Kia are the only ones to offer an iMT(clutchless manual) with their turbo-petrol engines. But only the Venue gets the option of a 6-speed manual with the same engine.

    • The Sonet’s top-spec petrol-manual option is close to Rs 12 lakh making it the most expensive model here by a large margin.

    Hyundai Venue iMT

    Petrol Automatic

    Note - DCT stands for dual-clutch automatic, AT is for torque converters

    Renault Kiger

    Nissan Magnite

    Kia Sonet

    Hyundai Venue

    Tata Nexon

    Maruti Vitara Brezza

    Toyota Urban Cruiser

    Ford EcoSport

    Mahindra XUV300

    RXL AMT - Rs 6.59 lakh

                   

    RXT AMT - Rs 7.05  lakh

                   

    RXZ AMT -  Rs 8 lakh

    Turbo XL CVT - Rs 7.89 lakh

                 

    RXT Turbo CVT - Rs 8.60 lakh

    Turbo XV CVT - Rs 8.58 lakh (Rs 8.97 lakh with Tech Pack)

       

    XMA - Rs 8.60 lakh

           
           

    XMA(S) - Rs 9.12 lakh

           

    RXZ Turbo CVT -  Rs 9.55 lakh

    Turbo XV Premium/ Premium(O) CVT - Rs 9.35 lakh/ Rs 9.45 lakh (Rs 9.74 lakh with Tech Pack)

     

    Turbo S DCT - Rs 9.68 lakh

     

    Vxi AT - Rs 9.85 lakh

    Mid AT - Rs 9.90 lakh

     

    W6 AMT - Rs 9.95 lakh

       

    HTX+ Turbo DCT - Rs 10.49  lakh

     

    XZA+ - Rs 10.40 lakh

    Zxi AT - Rs 10.60 lakh

    High AT - Rs 10.75 lakh

       
           

    XZA+ (S) -Rs 11 lakh

    Zxi+ AT - Rs 11.20 lakh

    Premium AT - Rs 11.35 lakh

    Titanium+ AT - Rs 11.19 lakh

     
         

    Turbo SX+ DCT - Rs 11.49 lakh

           

    W8(O) AMT - Rs 11.77 lakh

    • The Kiger is the most affordable petrol-automatic option in the segment thanks to the 1.0-litre N.A. engine getting the choice of an AMT. Even the Magnite does not offer that powertrain option.

    • The next AMT option in this segment is the Nexon XMA which costs nearly Rs 2 lakh more than the Kiger RXL AMT.

    • Nissan continues to offer the most affordable CVT automatic option in the segment. The Magnite Turbo XL CVT is cheaper than the Kiger’s entry-level turbo CVT option,  the RXT CVT, by Rs 70,000.

    • Mahindra only recently joined this list with the addition of the XUV300 petrol-AMT.

    • Hyundai Venue and Kia Sonet offer the choice of a 7-speed dual-clutch (DCT) automatic with their turbo-petrol engines. But the entry pricing of the Venue DCT is a lot more affordable than the entry-level Sonet DCT.

    • The Vitara Brezza and EcoSport get torque convertors as the automatic transmission option for the petrol engine. Maruti adds the benefit of mild-hybrid tech with the Brezza’s petrol-AT powertrain for improved fuel efficiency.

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    muralidhar chalapathy
    Feb 16, 2021, 2:15:17 PM

    I had a test drive. Very good looking exterior, not so good interiors. Infact interiors look too cheap for the price. Engine is decent on power but lack refinement.Too much vibration, uncomfortable ride

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    vishal das
    Feb 16, 2021, 4:03:43 PM

    I agree. Interiors and plastic quality of Magnite are far better. I own Triber, and get reminded I bought a budget car.

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      ssreenivasa murthy g sreenivasa murthy
      Feb 16, 2021, 12:41:44 PM

      Affordable, stylish, best featured and value for money car.

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