Renault Cars in India
Renault sells five cars in India, the Kwid, Triber, Kiger, Duster and Duster Hybrid, from ₹4.53 lakh to ₹19.69 lakh. See prices, variants and colours.
Renault Kwid
₹4.52 Lakh onwards
Renault sells five cars in India, from the Kwid at 4.53 lakh to the Duster Hybrid at 19.69 lakh ex-showroom. Having gone through every current Renault brochure and price list, we found a range built around space and safety for the money, with six airbags on every Triber, Kiger and Duster.
The Renault Kwid is the entry point, a tall hatchback with a 69 PS petrol and an AMT from 4.90 lakh. The seven seat Triber stays under four metres and now adds a 100 PS turbo, which Renault certifies at 21 km/l.
The Kiger compact SUV offers the same choice of a 72 PS petrol or a 100 PS turbo, with a manual, AMT or CVT and 205 mm of ground clearance. Above it, the Duster is a midsize SUV with a five star Bharat NCAP rating and turbo petrols up to 163 PS.
The newest Renault is the Duster Hybrid, a 160 PS strong hybrid certified at 29 kmpl. If you want the petrol Duster's ADAS and 360 degree camera instead, they come only on the Iconic trim, listed on the Duster variants page.
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Renault SUVs
Renault's SUVs run from the compact Kiger at ₹5.81 Lakh to the Duster and the new Duster Hybrid at up to ₹19.69 Lakh. The Duster carries a five star Bharat NCAP rating, and the hybrid is certified at 29 kmpl. Line them up below on price and features.
Renault Hatchbacks
The Kwid is Renault's only hatchback, a tall five seater with a 69 PS petrol and a manual or AMT. Prices run from ₹4.53 Lakh to ₹5.61 Lakh, and the Climber trim adds six airbags and a rear camera. Compare its four versions below.
Renault MPVs
The Triber is Renault's seven seater, still under four metres long, with a removable third row. It now offers a 100 PS turbo alongside the 72 PS petrol, with prices from ₹5.81 Lakh to ₹9.21 Lakh. See its eleven versions below, or read owner reviews.
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Renault Market Share in India
- Maruti Suzuki41.8%
- Tata14.3%
- Mahindra12.7%
- Hyundai11.9%
- Toyota6.3%
- Kia5.9%
- Škoda + Volkswagen1.9%
- MG1.5%
- Honda1.3%
- Renault0.8%
- Other brands1.6%
Renault is one of the smaller brands in India today, holding about 0.8 percent of the passenger vehicle market in August 2026. Its range is ageing, led by the Kwid and the seven-seat Triber, with a new Duster and fresh models expected to lift it. For a buyer, Renault offers value and low entry prices, but weigh the smaller dealer network and softer resale before committing for the long run.
Source: VAHAN, the government vehicle registration database. Share of India's passenger vehicle market by new-car registrations, August 2026 (3,96,269 units). Figures change over time and are refreshed as new data is published.
Renault cars: frequently asked questions
How much does the cheapest Renault car cost?
The Kwid starts at 4.53 lakh ex-showroom for the Evolution manual. It is a tall five seat hatchback with a 69 PS 1.0 petrol and a 5 speed manual or easy-R AMT. The Climber trim tops the Kwid range at 5.61 lakh and adds six airbags and a rear camera. Prices are ex-showroom, so check the on-road figure for your city on the Kwid page.
Does Renault sell a diesel car in India?
No. Every Renault on sale runs on petrol, and the Duster also comes as a strong hybrid. The Kwid, Triber and Kiger use 1.0 litre petrol engines, with turbo options on the Triber and Kiger. The Duster offers 100 PS and 163 PS turbo petrols or the 160 PS hybrid. Renault also offers a government approved CNG kit, fitted through its network on some manual versions in select states.
Is the Renault Triber a genuine seven-seater?
Yes. The Triber has three rows and seats seven, while staying under four metres long. The third row lifts out, so the boot grows from 84 litres with all seats in place to 625 litres as a five seater. It now offers a 72 PS petrol with a manual or AMT and a 100 PS turbo with a manual. Prices run from 5.81 lakh to 9.21 lakh ex-showroom.
What is the difference between the Renault Kiger and Duster?
The Kiger is a sub-four-metre compact SUV with a 405 litre boot, 205 mm of ground clearance and 1.0 litre engines up to 100 PS, priced from 5.81 lakh to 10.40 lakh. The Duster is a bigger midsize SUV with 212 mm of clearance, a 518 litre boot and turbo petrols up to 163 PS, from 10.49 lakh to 18.69 lakh. The Duster also has a five star Bharat NCAP rating and a strong hybrid version.
Which Renault gives the best mileage?
The Duster Hybrid, which Renault certifies at 29 kmpl. Among the petrol cars, the only current certified figure is 21 km/l for the Triber turbo manual. Renault's brochures no longer print figures for the other engines. Its last published figures put the Kwid AMT at 22.3 km/l and the Kiger turbo manual at 20.38 km/l.
Can I buy a Renault with an automatic gearbox?
Yes, on every model. The Kwid, Triber and Kiger offer Renault's easy-R AMT, and the Kiger turbo adds an X-tronic CVT. The Duster TCe 160 has a 6 speed wet clutch DCT, and the Duster Hybrid uses a multi-mode automatic. The cheapest Renault automatic is the Kwid Evolution AMT at 4.90 lakh ex-showroom.