Renault KWID 2015-2019 Moonlight Silver

This is a normal car and has 2-3 attractive features else rest features are boring. The car body is very light, the color combination of wheel cover and mirror are not acceptable. Backside window glass is manual which is very bad. 

The thought came in mind to by a car in 2016, search Continued in the various showroom but a budget car is only to find out at Renault showroom .i.e Renault Kwid. Purchased a Kwid climber ( bronze in color) in Dec 2017. Since then I am driving the kwid climber for my office and also for family use. No technical issues faced by me. With routine maintenance I have no problems with my car, drive with style.

I am very much comfortable while driving my Kwid. Satisfied with performance and mileage, so also with after-sale service. It is a car of next-generation.look is also elegant. Color is also pleasant.

The Renault KWID is an entry-level crossover from Renault based on the CMF-A platform jointly developed by Renault and Nissan. Primarily intended for the Indian market, The KWID has been one of Renault's best-sellers due to the great value for money proposition it offers. INITIAL IMPRESSIONS AND BUYING EXPERIENCE When I first heard about the KWID, it was when I was on the search for an AMT car around 5 lakhs back in 2016. Renault introduced the KWID AMT in October that year, and I was seriously considering it because of its great looks, and features. Moreover, there weren't as many AMT options below 5 lakhs then that had enough dazzle to catch my eye. So, I visited the nearest Renault dealership to have a look at the car and for a test drive. The salesman at the dealership was very polite and explained to me clearly all its features and took me on a test drive. The first thing that I was surprised with was that It did not have the gear lever for changing modes but rather an unconventional gear knob. Moreover, the instrument cluster was digital and the touchscreen infotainment system was a first in class at the time. The test drive went fairly well, and I was impressed. So, I decided to purchase the car right away and bought the fiery red color KWID RXT AMT (O) variant. It cost me almost Rs.5,50,000 inclusive of RTO Charges, Insurance and some customization which the dealers themselves offer. LOOKS AND DESIGN The Renault KWID is an eye turner with SUV style looks and incredible design. With its high ground clearance, beautiful colors and chrome customization options, It is really a dazzling car. At the time of purchase, everyone who saw me used to ask me about my car, which instilled in me the feeling that I had made the right choice. Coming to the interior, the instrument cluster, Media Nav touchscreen all mesh well with the car. The cabin space is adequate with enough leg room, although the cabin height may be a tad small for tall people. But for my family, it is just right. Coming to boot space, the Kwid's 300-litre boot space is definitely the most voluminous in its class. PERFORMANCE AND SPECIFICATIONS Coming in both 800 cc and 1.0 Litre engine options, the KWID AMT is offered only with 1.0 Litre engine which produces 67 BHP at 5500 RPM and 91 NM at 4250 RPM. Coming to mileage, although claimed as about 24 kmpl, From my experience on highways, I get about 20 kmpl which I consider very well as it is a petrol car. The fuel tank capacity is only 28 liters which is alright considering the mileage it offers. The ride comfort is great and pickup is as per expectations. The car can be easily parked into tight parking spaces and is a good daily driver considering the high traffic in the cities. SERVICING AND OTHER COSTS The first service had to be done within 2 months or 2,000 km, which is free. The second service within 12 months or 10,000 km and thereafter every 12 months or every 10,000 km. The first three services are free (only labor cost is free, parts, oil is charged). The service cost comes to about Rs.3000 without labor and around Rs.4500 with labor charges. The servicing includes A/C service, Oil check, Tyre alignment , Cleaning and Polishing etc. The Renault staff themselves send service reminders via call and book the service for you which is great. FINAL THOUGHTS Considering. I have been using this car for over 2 years now, I would like to say that it is surely best-in class with all features that you need. While there are cost-cutting measures adopted like only a single Windshield wiper, No automatic ORVMs. No Rear Power Windows, Airbags only in top spec variant etc. The other features more than makes up for these minor deficiencies. PROS: 1. Great SUV's looks 2. Good Ground Clearance (180 mm) 3. Good fuel economy 4. Touchscreen navigation system 5. Wonderful ride and handling 6. Best in class boot space 7. Great seating space 8. Low maintenance cost 9. Competitive price CONS: 1. Light body Construction 2. Relatively large turning radius 3. Single Windshield wiper 4. No automatic ORVMs 5. No Rear Power Windows 6. Only Driver Side Airbags (even in top spec variant)

Poor service centre. Re-painted the roof and left rear door (cost aprox. Rs 21000) due to severe natural calamities but they (service center) dint bothered to work decently. When comes in contact with rain, the roof paint color swells up.