- The list has been reduced to two options
- No mechanical changes
Launched in India
Renault has launched the 2026 update for its Kwid micro SUV. The update does not contain any major design changes, but instead the changes have been carried over into the variant matrix. They trimmed the fat and narrowed the list down to two options. You get it in the Evolution variant, the entry-level model, and the Climber variant, the fully loaded model, as you can see in the videos and photos.
Evolution
The entry-level Evolution MT costs Rs 4.5 lakh and the AT costs Rs 4.89 lakh, and for that money you get the following:
LED DRLs
LED cluster
8.0″ infotainment system with phone mirroring
Keyless entry
Traction control system
Climber
Moving on, the fully loaded Climber variant costs Rs. 5.14 lakh for MT and 5.60 lakh for AT. Renault is actively pursuing online bookings for the Kwid and if you take this route, you will get the Climber MT for Rs. 4.99 lakh and Climber AT for Rs. 5.45 lakh
Additional features of the Climber variant include:
Two-tone paint scheme
Two-tone wheel covers
Roof rails
Door trim
Rear view camera
Steering wheel audio controls
All 4 electric windows
Electric mirrors
Rear shelf
Six airbags
Competition Check
In the entry-level segment, despite the decline in demand, there were still many players present. For the price of this new Kwid range, you get Maruti S-Presso, Maruti WagonR, Maruti Celerio and its main rival Maruti Alto. You can also check out the entry versions of the Tata Tiago. Maruti has a larger network and, barring the Alto, all its models are larger than the Kwid. But the Kwid offers more features, SUV styling and higher ground clearance. It’s a similar story with the Tata Tiago, which is a larger car and has a wider service network than the Kwid. But the Kwid again offers SUV styling, higher ground clearance and more features at a similar price.