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The new crossover Renault Austral, the premiere this coming March 8. The all-new Renault Austral appearance of the new crossover is coming on March 8. Renault Austral received an aggressive front bumper and embossed hood, as well as headlights with diode squiggles of running LED lights. On the radiator grille, vertical strokes flaunt, such a pattern is called checkered in the company. The cross got a new emblem of the brand. The Renault says, the front fascia of the model combines vivacity and sophistication and could also add it looks rather aggressive in this design sketch. The all-new Renault Austral will not be available with a diesel engine. At launch, a revised 1.3-liter, 12-volt mild hybrid engine, will be on sale together with a completely new 1.2-liter TCe unit with 48-Volt mild hybrid tech. All tech details will be unveiled on March 8, when the new Austral will make its official and full debut. New Crossover Renault Austral Watch for more d...

The Kiger is officially labeled by Renault as a compact model. The production model debuted, retaining the name of its forerunner. The smart looking crossover is only 157.1 inches long, thus fighting in India hugely competitive market of sub four meter vehicles. The Renault Kiger is based on the CMF-A platform, on which the Nissan Magnite cross, Renault Triber compact van, Renault Kwid and Datsun redi-GO hatches are also built. During the presentation of the Renault prototype, it was announced that the product cross would largely repeat it. Well, the company did not deceive, although the conveyor option is, of course it is simplified. The exterior design is a mélange of several other models as the front end looks like a more upscale Kwid while the rear takes after the Captur with its C-shaped taillights. Renault has fitted the Kiger with LED lights at the front and rear, while the fancier version ride on 16-inch wheels with a black diamond cut finish. Even though it ...

Renault Taliant Is Replacing The Symbol Sedan The Turkish representative office of Renault has announced a new subcompact sedan Taliant, which differs from the related Romanian Dacia Logan not only by the emblem. The Turkish Taliant differs from the Romanian new Logan by a false front grille with a proprietary renaissance cutout, larger headlights with LED daytime running lights squiggles, a larger cutout in the front bumper with chrome decor, repeating that of the false font grille, and original tail lights that go in. There are no photos of the salon yet, but it will certainly have its own peculiarities. Renault Taliant will be on sale in the middle of this year, the engine line has not yet been announced. The main intrigue is whether the Taliant inherits from Symbol an economical and high torque 1.5-liter diesel engine, with 95 horsepower and 220Nm of torque. The new Turkish Dacia Sandero does not offer this engine, but it has a gas version. The interior image...

Renault 5 EV Prototype Renault has revealed that the iconic 5 hatchback is to be revived as the keystone of an electric transformation from the brand that will see seven fully electric Renaults launched by 2025. Renault labels the new 5 iconic hatchback here as a prototype rather than a concept, which means the production version likely will not stray away from this retro tastic design. That red stripe is likely a nod to the hot hatch version dubbed Renault 5 GT Turbo back in the day, which may hint its modern day EV counterpart will spawn a performance derivative. The new Renault 5 will be a five door electric supermini with the rear doors neatly integrated into the design and hidden door handles in the C-pillar. Huge flared wheel arches are a nod to the more extreme Turbo I and II variants of the original Renault 5 homologated for world rallying. No interior shots have been revealed, but the cabin appears to be a minimalist environment, with only a transparent digital...

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