The Renault Kiger comes with a 40-litre fuel tank across all petrol variants. This capacity is the same for both the 1.0L naturally aspirated and the 1.0L turbo petrol engines, providing a practical range for city and highway driving.

The Renault Kiger has earned a 4-star rating for adult occupant safety in Global NCAP crash tests. It scored 12.34 out of 17 points for adults and 2 stars for child occupants. Standard safety features include dual airbags (with 4 or 6 airbags available in higher variants), ABS with EBD, ESP, and ISOFIX anchors for child seats.

The Renault Kiger comes with a spacious 405-litre boot, which can be expanded up to 879 litres by folding the rear seats. This provides ample room for two to three medium-sized suitcases, making it ideal for family trips, along with an additional 29 litres of cabin storage.

The 2026 Renault Kiger comes standard with six airbags across all variants. This updated model enhances passenger safety compared to earlier versions, which had up to four airbags, by including side and curtain airbags as standard.

The Renault Kiger is a 5-seater compact SUV with two rows of seats. It comfortably accommodates five occupants, with three passengers in the rear row that offers ample shoulder room, and provides 405 litres of boot space for luggage.

The Renault Kiger delivers an ARAI-certified mileage of 17.63-20.53 kmpl, depending on the engine and transmission. The 1.0L non-turbo engine achieves up to 20.38 kmpl, while the 1.0L Turbo MT offers the same figure and the CVT variant returns around 17.63 kmpl. In real-world driving conditions, the combined fuel efficiency is approximately 16.14 kmpl.

No, the Renault Kiger does not offer a sunroof in any of its variants. Even with recent updates like new alloy wheels and ventilated seats in some trims, a factory-fitted sunroof is not included in the current model.