Renault Kwid

Renault has officially unveiled the 2025 Kwid EV in Brazil, sharing the first set of images and technical details. Essentially a rebadged Dacia Spring EV, the entry-level electric hatchback features sharper styling, more premium cabin features, and improved safety technology, while retaining its familiar electric powertrain. The Kwid EV is widely expected to be Renault’s upcoming A-segment EV for India, where it will take on rivals like the Tata Tiago EV and Citroen eC3.

Renault’s entry-level car is set to arrive in an electric avatar, a development that has been doing the rounds since last year. The upcoming EV will be a rebadged version of the Dacia Spring, which is already on sale in the UK and has been spotted testing in India multiple times. This time, however, one of our community members managed to spot the EV on the road and capture it from all angles, revealing several interesting details.

The Renault Kwid celebrates its 10th anniversary this year, and to mark the milestone, Renault has launched a limited-edition 10th Anniversary Edition. Prices start at Rs 5.14 lakh (ex-showroom) for the manual and Rs 5.63 lakh (ex-showroom) for the AMT. Alongside this, Renault has updated the variant nomenclature, with Evolution (earlier RXL), Techno (earlier RXT), and Climber now part of the revised lineup.

The Renault Kwid has been spotted testing on Indian roads, hinting at a potential update expected to debut in 2026. The test car was heavily camouflaged, suggesting it could be an electric prototype slated for launch next year. Internationally, this model is sold as the Dacia Spring and is powered by a 26.8 kWh battery pack, offered with two motor options producing 45 hp and 65 hp. A similar powertrain lineup is expected for the Indian market as well.