Renault Cape Town’s Top 3 Hatches
Renault has been a favourite and trusted car brand in South Africa for many decades and Renault Cape Town’s hatchback models have been some of their most popular, based on sales figures. Today we’ll look at the top three hatchback models based on sales figures from the past three years, and explore what makes each of these models uniquely appealing to Group 1 Renault customers.
Renault Kwid
The youngest sibling of the three models, the Kwid was introduced to the international market in May 2015, after a concept version was unveiled only a year earlier. Set to fill the niche market catering to entry-level crossovers, the Kwid hit South African shores in 2016 and immediately became a hit with the local consumer market, rapidly becoming the company’s most popular car in South Africa and the fourth most popular passenger vehicle in overall sales nationally. Due to its popularity, Renault steadily improved offering options of the Kwid models, including an automatic version as well as the Xtreme and Climber editions. ABS has also recently been included as a stock standard feature on all variants, adding even more economical and functional appeal to an already striking little car.
Renault Clio
A name that is immediately recognised as synonymous with Renault, the Clio has a longstanding history in South Africa as a trusted and popular hatchback that captures the essence of youthful, sporty adventure. Now celebrating its 30th year of existence, the Clio was first introduced to the world in 1990 and has seen several new facelift generations appearing over the years to keep up with modern trends and design aesthetics. Sporting undeniable French flair with its voluptuous curves and captivating features, the Clio has always appealed to the younger driver market who are looking for modern designs and the very latest bells and whistles to enhance their driving experience. Sales for the Clio in recent years have been topped by the Sandero and Kwid models, but they still remain firmly secured in the top-selling cars Renault Cape Town, month after month.
South Africans will soon get to enjoy the brand new 2020 facelift model, which will be available in five different variants Authentique, Expression, Expression EDC, Dynamique and the super sporty performer, the GT-Line. The new version promises to stay on the edge of the latest automobile innovation and has all the added features you’d expect from a zippy, modern urban vehicle, along with the trusted reputation of a well-known brand.
Renault Sandero
The Sandero was first launched in 2007 and aimed at consumers who wanted an affordable vehicle that also looked enticing for its price bracket. Branded internationally as either Sandero or Dacia, depending on which country they were being sold, the Sandero became very popular internationally and only one year later, Renault introduced two new versions of the Sandero in the forms of a crossover and hatchback option. The Sandero first hit South African shores in February 2009 and became a captivating hit with the local market. A revised facelift edition followed in 2012 with better features and performance, which bolstered the already popular model even further.
Between the range of features, performance, attractive aesthetic and very affordable price, all of the Sandero variants have drawn interest from lifelong Renault drivers as well as those who are investing in the brand for the first time.
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