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The KWID Racer concept turns the rather bland KWID mini SUV into a hot-looking hatchbach. Will this show car become a production model? ALthough its products aren’t available in the U.S., Renault is doing quite well in Europe and Asia. The Clio and Logan (sold as Dacia in Europe) are big hits on the compact market, while the Duster crossover is selling like hotcakes in several countries. More recently, Renault launched an even smaller SUV in India. Dubbed Kwid, it is slightly larger than Renault’s smallest car, the Twingo, and rides on the new CMF-A platform jointly developed by Renault and Nissan.Introduced in May and put on sale in September, the Kwidbecame an instant hit in India, gathering 70,000 orders in only two months (10 percent of effective market shares in its segment). Looking to build on the Kwid’s immediate success, Renault unveiled two new concept cars at the 2016 New Delhi Auto Expo, one of which is Kwid Racer. the name suggests, the show car is a sportier version of the standard Kwid. It features an aggressive body kit, a special blue exterior with red accents, bucket seats, and even a roll cage. The Racer was launched alongside the Kwid Climber, a concept showcasing the mini SUV’s off-road skills, but unfortunately none are slated to go into production. Despite that, the Kwid Racer is actually a cool crossover that would attract a lot of attention in Europe should Renault greenlight it for production, which is why we decided to have a closer look at it