The Renault Kadjar 4 Wheel Drive
Four-wheel drive vehicles in South Africa are immensely popular, but it is not always easy to pick the one you want. But that is all about to change thanks to the new Renault Kadjar 4WD which is scheduled to launch in SA sometime in the early part of 2016.
As things are looking right now there will be only one engine with a manual transmission in three different trim levels available to South African drivers, but that should not be a problem at all as all 3 trim levels (and the stylish body shape) make this the perfect big brother to the extremely popular Renault Captur. Just like the Captur the Kadjar is a VERY appealing car with sexy good looks that have become the mainstay of the Renault automotive brand. Just take a look below to see what we mean:
The Stunning Renault Kadjar
Also Available in 2 Wheel Drive
If it is only the front-wheel drive that you are looking for in the Kadjar, then you’re in luck! This marvellous SUV not only offers that option, but it is rumoured that the entry-level Expression+ will come standard with quite a lot of equipment, including:
- Fog lights
- Air con
- Bluetooth
- Tyre pressure monitor
At the top end of the spec level, the Kadjar will also come with Signature Nav which offers everything you would want in a car, including satellite navigation and Renault’s highly acclaimed Visio system. This system includes safety features such as traffic sign recognition, lane departure warning and automatic headlamp adjustment.
As Good on the Inside as it is on the Outside
The interior of the Kadjar is good looking and comfortable, with seating for five adults. Thanks to the high ride height there is also good road visibility and the stylish ergonomically designed cockpit just adds to this effect. Take a look below to see what we mean:
Stylish and Ergonomic Interior
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