Post the announcement of the recently conducted Global NCAP crash test, Renault India comes out with a statement to defend the Renault Lodgy, which received a very poor zero-star rating.
The Renault Lodgy MPV has scored a very poor zero star rating in a recently conducted crash test by the Global NCAP. The crash test is a part of Global NCAP's 'Safer Cars For India Campaign,' in which the Lodgy scored zero stars for adult occupant protection, and an average two-star rating for child safety in the rear seat.
Renault Lodgy's Stepway Edition recently went on sale in India with prices starting at Rs. 9.43 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). The enhanced version of the MPV now comes with 16 enhancements to the exterior and interior.
Renault will offer the new edition of the car in both 85 PS and 110 PS variants, priced at Rs. 9.74 lakh and Rs. 10.40 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi), respectively.
Renault India has introduced a price cut on the Lodgy MPV ranging between Rs. 97,000-34,000 depending on the variant, as part of its five-year celebrations in the country.
The Renault Lodgy Stepway is yet another addition to the new-age MPVs that come with a crossover-ish flavour. Renault launched the Lodgy Stepway back in December 2016 and the new model comes with better styling and more equipment. We recently drove the car in the busy roads of Mumbai and here's what we think about the new Renault Lodgy Stepway.
After making it big in the compact SUV segment with the launch of the Duster, Renault is trying to break new ground by introducing India to an MPV. It's called the Lodgy and we've got a chance to drive it. Here's what we felt.
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