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|March 18, 2026
ADVENTURE-READY: RENAULT'S KIGER TURBO ADDS PUNCH WITHOUT LOSING PRACTICALITY >>> SUV appeals to everyday drivers who want versatility.
Fighting for a piece of the action in a highly competitive compact SUV segment that sees multiple offerings from the Chinese, Korean and Japanese markets, Renault has introduced the Kiger Turbo.
Building on the naturally aspirated Kiger's success with smart pricing, good fuel efficiency and smart new design. Renault hopes the jump in power and drivability is enough to lure more buyers to the brand.
With power up from 52kW and 96Nm to 74Kw and 160Nm, you can straight up feel the difference over the somewhat lethargic non-turbocharged version.
Not in a street racer kind of way, obviously, but the extra urge is felt right from the word go, and is most welcome, especially on the open road.
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