Brazil Begins Production of New Renault Car: Kardian, the 1.0 Turbo SUV That Will Transform the Brazilian Market with Its Breathtaking Design

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Published on 28/02/2024 at 10:40

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Renault Does Not Stop! Its Newest SUV Model Has Begun Production and Promises a Series of Surprising Features, with Launch Expected for the End of March. Check It Out!

Renault has started serial production of the anticipated Kardian vehicle at its factory in São José dos Pinhais, Paraná. The compact SUV, which arrives as the first car manufactured on the new CMF platform, promises to shake up the Brazilian automotive market. With delivery expected by the end of March, the Kardian is already available for online pre-order, offering exclusive benefits to customers, according to the Jornal do Carro, Estadão.

The new compact SUV from Renault will be available in three trim levels: Evolution, Techno, and Première Edition, with prices starting at R$ 112.790. The highlight is the brand-new 1.0 turbo TCe engine producing 125 hp and 22.4 mkgf of torque, combined with the automated six-speed EDC transmission and dual clutch.

Design and Competition of Renault

The Kardian SUV positions itself a step above the Stepway and directly competes with models like the Fiat Pulse and Volkswagen Nivus. Its modern and bold design includes features such as a lighting system with daytime running lights (DRL) above the conventional headlights, a diamond-shaped front grille, and silver details on the bumpers. The car’s cabin offers a sophisticated environment, with a dashboard featuring orange stitching and seats upholstered in gradient fabric.

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Safety and Connectivity Features of Renault’s New SUV Car

The new Renault Kardian SUV is equipped with 13 driver assistance systems (ADAS) in the highest trim, including six airbags, speed control and limiter, hill start assist, rear parking sensors and a rearview camera.

Electronic stability and traction controls, tire pressure monitoring system, Start&Stop, and ECO mode with EcoScoring are also part of the package, along with the 7″ digital instrument panel, the 8″ multimedia center with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, and digital air conditioning.

With the start of production of the Kardian SUV and its imminent arrival in the market, Renault reaffirms its commitment to innovation and quality. The compact SUV promises to offer a unique experience to consumers, combining modern design, advanced technology, and safety.

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