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A new look and improved cabin quality are the highlights of the revised new Renault Trafic mid-sized panel vanRenault has pulled the covers off the revised Trafic van. The new model, one of Europe's top-selling mid-sized van is getting an overhaul to keep it competitive in a sector which has seen the Vauxhall Vivaro switch from sharing tech with the Trafic to being based on the Citroen Dispatch and Peugeot Expert.The revised Trafic gets a subtle new look with styling cues borrowed from the Renault passenger car range, with C-shaped daytime running lights and a new grille design, while top-spec models also benefit from full LED headlamps. Also available is a new 'Urban Grey' matte paint finish. Updated Renault Master panel van gets new look, engines and technologyRenault Vans has revealed the latest version of its big-selling Renault Master large van. There's a new look up front, more efficient engines and improved on board technology for drivers.Styling changes on the new Master include a new nose design with C-shaped daytime running lights, similar to those found on the Megane hatch. Also added are a new upright grille and bonnet line with extra chrome trim, while Renault will offer a grey paint option as an alternative to the standard white.
A player in the van market for 120 years, Groupe Renault is upgrading its light commercial vehicle range with enhanced styling, connectivity and bespoke features. And to further satisfy its professional customers, the new light commercial vehicles (LCVs) boast quality levels comparable to those of passenger cars.Since launch in 1980, Master and Trafic have established themselves as essential models in the LCV market, having sold in over four million units. To respond to new customer needs, New Master and New Trafic have gained stronger design, powertrains and equipment: Imposing and meticulous design New engines Bespoke cabins for professionals All-conquering robustness Driving comfort Connected onboard experience.Revealed in April 2019 with a new “Urban Gray” body color, they will be launched in Europe starting in September 2019. Both models feature the new visual identity of the front end of Renault LCVs.
Renault was delighted to take part in the return of the Hanover IAA Transportation show, four years after the previous edition was held.The Renault stand was showcase the full extent of its expertise in all-electric vans.The brand created the segment 10 years ago with the commercial launch of the all-electric Renault Kangoo in 2011, winning International Van of the Year the same year, a feat no other van had ever achieved.The Renault Master, 2nd most-sold van with more than 3 million units taking to the roads since 1980, has also featured an all-electric model for more than five years, maintaining the brand’s position as market leader for electric vans since the beginning.Renault unveiled the Trafic Van E-Tech Electric, first electric model of the best-selling Renault Trafic Van.As for the other electric vans in the range, no comprises have been made compared to its ICE sibling, boasting the same level of features, diversity, and customisation to suit customer needs.The Renault Trafic Van E-Tech Electric has all the same qualities that are behind the success of its predecessor, with more than 2.2 million units sold in more than 50 countries worldwide since 1980. It is Europe’s 3rd most-sold light utility vehicle (Van1 segment).True to its DNA, it an ideal van for professional owners thanks to its large load capacity, modularity, and a wide range of versions to choose from.
Updated Renault Master panel van gets new look, engines and technologyRenault Vans has revealed the latest version of its big-selling Renault Master large van. There's a new look up front, more efficient engines and improved on board technology for drivers.Styling changes on the new Master include a new nose design with C-shaped daytime running lights, similar to those found on the Megane hatch. Also added are a new upright grille and bonnet line with extra chrome trim, while Renault will offer a grey paint option as an alternative to the standard white.
A new look and improved cabin quality are the highlights of the revised new Renault Trafic mid-sized panel vanRenault has pulled the covers off the revised Trafic van. The new model, one of Europe's top-selling mid-sized van is getting an overhaul to keep it competitive in a sector which has seen the Vauxhall Vivaro switch from sharing tech with the Trafic to being based on the Citroen Dispatch and Peugeot Expert.The revised Trafic gets a subtle new look with styling cues borrowed from the Renault passenger car range, with C-shaped daytime running lights and a new grille design, while top-spec models also benefit from full LED headlamps. Also available is a new 'Urban Grey' matte paint finish.
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