The Indian division of Renault presented the Kwid concept in New Delhi, which ranks among the crossovers of the C segment. It not only impresses with its fresh appearance , but at the same time it can monitor the traffic situation in front of it and drive on two types of drive.
The design of the model was completely handled by Renault's design center in India . This gave the Kwid short body overhangs, winged doors, high ground clearance and decent off-road tyres . The gray bodywork with yellow elements must not remain a side of interest.
It matches the color scheme of the interior, which was allegedly inspired by a bird's nest . There is a "bench" seat in the front and back, with the steering wheel placed in the middle, so two more passengers can fit on the sides. An interesting solution is the air conditioning for the rear passengers , located on the backrest of the driver's seat.
There is a small Flying Companion technology helicopter on the back of the roof, which can be controlled manually or fully automatically using GPS . Thanks to it, you can take pictures of the surrounding landscape, but also monitor the traffic situation in front of the vehicle. The technology is also connected to the car's multimedia system.
The engine is powered by a turbocharged TCe 1200cc , supplemented by an EDC dual-clutch gearbox. The front wheels are driven, and the Kwid was built in such a way that an electric motor can easily be built into it and turn it into an electric version of the ZE
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Source: Renault
