Renault Kiger Price in Nepal 2026

The Renault Kiger is powered by a 1.0-litre, 3-cylinder petrol engine available in two states of tune: a Naturally Aspirated (Energy) version and a Turbocharged version. The Turbocharged variant, which utilizes a low-inertia turbo to provide better low-end torque, is the preferred choice for highway drivability and spirited performance.

In its Turbocharged avatar, the Kiger produces nearly 100 PS of power. The power-to-weight ratio is impressive due to its lightweight reinforced body, allowing the vehicle to feel punchy during urban maneuvers. The naturally aspirated variant produces a more modest 72 PS for budget-conscious buyers.

The Turbo Manual variant delivers a peak torque of 160 Nm, while the CVT version is slightly limited to 152 Nm to protect the transmission's belt longevity. This torque is available relatively early in the rev range, reducing the need for constant gear changes in traffic.

The Kiger Turbo CVT is one of the fastest in its segment, capable of hitting the 100 km/h mark in approximately 10.7 seconds. Its performance is bolstered by the "Sport" mode which sharpens throttle response and alters the CVT's step-logic for a more aggressive feel.

Renault offers three distinct transmissions for the Kiger: a 5-speed Manual, a 5-speed AMT (for the non-turbo engine), and a sophisticated X-Tronic CVT. The CVT is widely regarded as one of the smoothest in the sub-compact SUV class, eliminating the "rubber-band" effect often found in cheaper units.

The Kiger is strictly a Front Wheel Drive vehicle. It utilizes the CMFA+ platform, which is optimized for weight saving and interior space. While it has SUV styling and high clearance, it is designed for urban roads and light trail usage rather than off-roading.

At 205 mm, the Kiger boasts one of the highest ground clearances in its segment, even rivaling some SUVs from segments above. This makes it exceptionally capable of handling deep potholes and high speed breakers without any risk of underbody scraping.

The Kiger offers a class-leading boot capacity of 405 litres, which can be further expanded to 879 litres by folding the rear seats. The deep luggage area is designed to accommodate large suitcases, making it a viable family tourer.

The India-spec Renault Kiger achieved a respectable 4-star safety rating for adult occupant protection in Global NCAP testing. However, it scored 2 stars for child occupant protection. The structural integrity was rated as "unstable" during high-speed impact tests.

While earlier models featured 4 airbags (Front and Side), the 2024-2025 updates have introduced 6 airbags as standard or available on higher trims, along with Electronic Stability Control (ESC) and a Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS).

The Kiger features a "floating" 8-inch touchscreen infotainment system that supports wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Higher trims come paired with a premium 3D Sound System by Arkamys, featuring 4 speakers and 4 tweeters.

A fully digital 7-inch reconfigurable TFT cluster is available on the top-spec variants. The cluster changes its color theme and information layout based on the selected driving mode (Eco, Normal, or Sport).

Renault provides a standard warranty of 3 years or 100,000 kilometers. This can typically be extended up to 5 years via the "Secure" extended warranty program, which also includes roadside assistance and periodic maintenance packages.