Renault KWID Concept unveiled- Photo Gallery

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Prithvi Radhakrishna Jaipur
Last Updated : Feb 10 2014 | 3:10 AM IST

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Renault came up with an exciting concept car named KWID at the ongoing Auto Expo’14. The model has caught attention of many around, and its structural design actually speaks for it. The vehicle is essentially a concept car which is unlikely to get into production. With this, Renault showcases the futuristic design model that is basically a five seater car. The uniquely designed KWID gets butterfly design doors. There’s enough space at both rear and front sides, and to add more comfort, the front seats are electronically movable in order to create more space for rear passengers. It is powered with a 1.2-litrer turbocharged petrol engine which is combined to a dual clutch automatic transmission. 

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First Published: Feb 10 2014 | 12:28 AM IST

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