The Renault brand has teased what the interior of the upcoming Kardian crossover might look like. A glance at the preview image hints at a modern cabin featuring a media interface, a three-spoke steering wheel, mood lighting that runs along the cabin, and a compact gear selector. Inside, the dash is expected to host a digital instrument cluster that replaces traditional gauges, offering a clean, futuristic display for the driver.
Official details indicate the Renault Kardian will debut in Rio de Janeiro on October 25. The model is primarily aimed at South American markets, marking Renault’s strategic expansion beyond Europe with a fresh front end and the Nouvel’R badge showcased on the grille. This marks a notable shift in Renault’s design language for this segment, signaling a broader ambition to attract new buyers by blending contemporary style with practical packaging.
Dimensions suggest a length around 4150 mm, providing a compact footprint suitable for urban driving while still offering usable interior space. The premiere event will reveal the full technical specifications, including engine options, drivetrain configurations, and on-board technology. Details about the start of sales or pricing remain to be announced, but anticipation is building among potential customers and dealers across the region and beyond.
In other industry notes, it has been stated that Skoda intends to commence production at the Allur plant in Kazakhstan at the start of 2024. This development is part of a broader trend toward regional manufacturing to shorten supply chains and better serve growing markets around the world.