Renault KADJAR FAQs

• Is the Renault Kadjar reliable?

  Renault cars generally fare rather well in terms of reliability, and you can add the Kadjar to that list. Now that it is no longer sold new across Australia, you'll have to pay a little more attention and scrutiny to the service history and condition of the car to make sure it has been looked after. But in terms of major gremlins, the Kadjar comes up a little better than your standard compact crossover, and of course, that is also thanks to the fact this unit shares much in common with the Nissan Qashqai.

• Which is better, the Nissan Qashqai or Renault Kadjar?

  These two cars actually share a large contingent of the same mechanical components and underpinnings, so they both offer a similar experience in the way they drive on the road. On top of that, they are both relatively in alignment as far as running costs go. The Kadjar perhaps offers more practicality, however, since it has been retired, if you are looking for the most up-to-date model of the two, including fresh tech and safety, the Qashqai is likely to come out on top there.

• Is the Renault Kadjar discontinued?

  As of the end of the model year 2020 iteration, the Renault Kadjar was officially discontinued. This was one vehicle with the shortest time on sale across the country, stocked for just over 12 months. With stock sold out entirely by the end of 2020, the model also didn't enjoy the slow burn that some do when officially retired. The Arkana crossover has been rolled out as the replacement for the Kadjar, although such was the haste with which the Kadjar was retired, there was a gap between the two models.