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Kwid Concept (France, 2014)

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© photo courtesy of: Renault
Renault Kwid Concept
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about this car

Renault unveiled the Kwid Concept at the Delhi Auto Show, a compact SUV which intends to highlight both Renault’s commitment to new markets, such as India, as well as the company’s ability to produce appealing products in this segment. The car has a robust but fun design and is packed with technological features, including a mini-chopper.

The Kwid Concept is the first Renault prototype to target new emerging markets and was developed  together by designers around the world, in France, India, Russia, Brazil and Japan.

The Kwid Concept was designed with inputs from Renault Design India and is covered by the ‘Explore’ petal of Renault’s lifecycle-based design strategy. The vehicle’s proportions and dimensions as well as very short overhangs give the impression of a bouncing vehicle, while its oversized wheels protrude past the fenders and make it look like a buggy car. The vehicle comes with a two-wheel drive...


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