However, at a recent auto show in Delhi (India), Renault showed what it thinks an affordable SUV should look like.
The basis was the Kwid hatchback, which is sold in India for just 3,500 euros. Designers thoroughly reworked the exterior, installed large wheels and a powerful body kit, resulting in a rather attractive and bright crossover.
There is no information about the technical data or the serial future of the car.
It is worth noting that Renault has been hinting for several months at creating a budget SUV that should be cheaper and simpler not only than the Duster, but also than the Sandero Stepway raised hatchback. By the way, check out our test of the Stepway in the Transcarpathian outback:
