Overview
- Renault confirmed the Bridger name and set a March 10 unveiling, releasing teasers that show a boxy silhouette, upright stance, and a tailgate-mounted spare wheel.
- The concept is a precursor to a production vehicle to be designed and developed in India, positioned between the Kiger and the new Duster in Renault’s lineup.
- Renault describes the Bridger as under four metres long with an emphasis on interior space for urban families, aligning with India’s sub-4m tax category.
- Mechanical details are unconfirmed, though multiple reports expect the Kiger’s 1.0-litre turbo-petrol engine with manual and CVT options.
- Manufacturing in India is widely reported as likely, and coverage remains divided on the prospect of four-wheel drive, with some outlets saying it is unlikely and others speculating an option.