



Renault Kwid 2016 Review
Engine Capacity
999cc
Power
69hp
Torque
91Nm
Speed
135 kmph
Transmission
5-speed MT
Drive Type
Front Wheel Drive (FWD)
Overview
Looking for a budget-friendly car that feels slightly bigger than a typical small hatchback? The 2016 Renault Kwid targets first-time buyers and daily city users who want SUV-like styling at a low cost. It focuses on affordability and low running costs. However, buyers should balance expectations, especially around performance, safety, and long-term ownership value.
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Top Features
Pros
Cons
Driver Insights
Based on feedback from Sri Lankan buyers, the Renault Kwid is mainly chosen for its low entry price and fuel efficiency rather than long-term ownership strength. It fits users who need a simple daily car with minimal running cost. However, resale demand is slightly weaker compared to Japanese brands. Buyers often consider alternatives when planning long-term use. The rating reflects this balance between affordability and limitations.
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Exterior Design
Local driver discussions suggest the Kwid’s SUV-inspired styling is one of its strongest selling points. The raised stance and bold front design give it a stronger road presence than typical hatchbacks in this segment. Younger buyers often prefer this look over conventional designs. However, some owners mention inconsistencies in panel fit and finish over time. This keeps the rating high for design but not for build execution.
Interior Design
Performance
Fuel Efficiency
Safety and Technology
Transmission
Ride Quality
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Renault Kwid 2016 suitable for daily use?
Yes, it works well for short daily commutes and city driving. Its compact size and good fuel efficiency make it practical. However, it is less suitable for long-distance travel or frequent highway use.
How is the resale value of the Kwid?
Should I choose manual or AMT?
Is the Kwid safe for family use?
Who should buy the Renault Kwid 2016?





































