Renault Kwid (Brazil)


The Renault Kwid will be launched in the emerging markets of the world. Here’s a rendering of the Renault Kwid for Brazil.

Essentially, the Brazil-spec version of the Kwid will miss the black cladding on its door panels that’s seen on the Indian version, gets body coloured door handles, while the ground clearance appears a little lower. The Kwid for the Brazil market, in left-hand drive configuration, will be produced locally and will, reportedly, replace the two-generation old Renault Clio Mio, when it is launched next year.


The Brazil spec Kwid will reportedly get a bigger 1.0-liter 12 valve 3-cylinder engine that will produce 77 hp, and have petrol and ethanol compatibility. A 5-speed manual gearbox will be standard, while an AMT is also reckoned.


The Kwid kicked up a storm in India by receiving over 50,000 orders 5 weeks after the launch, forcing the company to ramp up production for the model in the alliance manufacturing facility in Chennai. In its first full month managed to grab a whopping share of 10 percent in the country’s single largest passenger car segment.

Courtesy by Noticias Automotivas