Renault Rolls Out 50,000th Kiger From Chennai Plant

- Renault rolls out 50,000th unit about 16 months after production started.
- Kiger now available in new Stealth Black colour
- Subcompact SUV received a model year update earlier this year
Renault has announced that its subcompact SUV, the Kiger has crossed the 50,000-unit production milestone. The carmaker had commenced series production of the Kiger in February last year with the milestone unit rolling out of the plant about 16 months later. To mark the milestone Renault has also rolled out a new exterior colour option – Stealth Black - for its subcompact SUV. The option is available on the fully-loaded RxZ and RxT(O) variants.
Speaking about the Kiger’s performance in India, Venkatram Mamillapalle, CEO and Managing Director, Renault India said, “It has proved its mettle in the most competitive compact SUV segment in India and the 50,000th production milestone, despite the pandemic and ongoing semiconductor crisis, is yet another testament to the success of Renault Kiger in this challenging segment. This Sporty, Smart & Stunning SUV is an important contributor to our progress in India and has been instrumental in placing India among Renault’s top five global markets.”
Also read: 2022 Renault Kiger Launched In India; Prices Start At Rs. 5.84 Lakh
The Kiger received a model year update earlier in the year bringing with it minor cosmetic tweaks and updated feature list.
“We are confident that Renault KIGER will continue to garner tremendous customer response and further bolster the brand's growth in India and overseas,” he added.
Launched in India in February 2021, the Kiger is based on Renault-Nissan’s CMF-A platform and is the cousin to the Nissan Magnite with Renault going for a completely unique design for its SUV to set it apart from Nissan’s. The Kiger is offered with a pair of 1.0-litre three-cylinder engines – naturally aspirated and turbocharged – with both offered with manual and automatic gearbox options. The 1.0-litre naturally aspirated (NA) unit is available with a 5-speed manual or AMT gearbox option with the turbo-petrol meanwhile getting the option of either a manual or CVT gearbox.
Also see: Renault-Nissan Alliance Chennai Plant Produces 3.5 Million Powertrains In 12 Years
The company recently rolled out the updated Kiger for the 2022 model year bringing in some cosmetic tweaks – there is now some cosmetic differentiation between the NA and turbo models in top spec – along with some changes to the feature list.
Renault exports the Kiger from India to African and South East Asian markets among others
Also read: Renault Kiger Scores 4 Stars In Global NCAP Crash Test
Aside from retailing the subcompact SUV in India, Renault also exports the Kiger to South Africa, Indonesia, East African Region, (Kenya, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Zambia) Seychelles, Mauritius, Nepal, Bhutan, Bermuda and Brunei.
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