Showing posts with label Renault. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Renault. Show all posts

Friday, June 8, 2012

2012 Renault Juke Captur Concept


An unnamed source from within Renault has confirmed earlier rumors about the presentation of a small crossover model loosely based on the French firm's Captur concept shown at last year's Geneva Salon.
The company insider told Autonews Europe that the new model will launch next year replacing the Modus and Grand Modus in Renault's European lineup and will be built at Renault's factory in Valladolid, Spain, which currently produces the two aforementioned small minivans.
The source added that the small crossover model will be "similar to the [Nissan] Juke," but would not elaborate on the extent of platform and hardware sharing between the two vehicles.


 2012 Renault Juke Captur Concept








In a previous report, it was said that Renault would produce two body styles of the small crossover, a more practical five-door hatchback and a sportier looking three-door model in the likes of the Captur Concept.

According to sales data from JATO Dynamics, Nissan delivered 106,461 Jukes in Europe last year, while Renault sold 48,302 examples of its Modus/Grand Modus models placing it in third place in the small minivan segment behind the Opel / Vauxhall Meriva and Citroen C3 Picasso.

Wednesday, May 2, 2012

About 2013 Renault Talisman


Talisman, Renault’shttp://melkyaditya.blogspot.com new flagship saloon for the Chinese market, embodies the “casual luxury” that Chinese customers have come to appreciate: value for money and luxury for daily life. Its elegant design and best-in-class interior are targeted at demanding young businessmen who are looking for a car that meets both professional and personal requirements. Talisman, produced in Korea at Renault Samsung Motors, will be exported to China starting in mid-June 2012 with a base price of 318 800 RMB (38 652 euros).

2013 Renault Talisman




Monday, January 9, 2012

2012 Renault Fluence ZE Review


2012 Renault Fluence ZE . The stylish five-seat, four-door Renault Fluence Z.E. saloon cruises silently onto UK streets in 2012, but the French marque has already been accepting pre-reservations for it via www.renault-ze.com. Now, with a tempting on-the-road price confirmed from only £17,850 (after the £5,000 UK Plug-In Car Grant has been deducted), undercutting every other electric car in the UK, not to mention even comparably-sized diesel cars, Renault is bracing itself for an unprecedented surge. Renault’s belief is to make electric vehicles affordable for all, and Fluence Z.E. certainly achieves that. Available to reserve online now for £20 at www.renault-ze.com, in ‘Prime Time’ guise, Renault’s latest electric vehicle costs £17,850. With such keen pricing, the newcomer costs considerably less than zero-emission cars of similar size, plus smaller and less practical superminis, and is sure to prove a tempting proposition for private and business customers alike.


To give complete peace of mind when it comes to battery maintenance and technology, as well as keep its overall cost within easy reach of as many buyers as possible, there is a separate battery lease contract from £75 per month (based on 6,000 miles per year/3 years). Additional mileage and contract length details will be available closer to UK launch.

2012 Renault Fluence ZE

The good-looking saloon’s appealing price means it costs less than rival electric cars from every volume manufacturer by a sizeable margin, not to mention its own comparably equipped and powered diesel in-house, Mégane Hatch Dynamique TomTom, by £855. Among the electric car competition, opting for Renault’s Fluence Z.E. instead of the £23,990 Mitsubishi i-Miev would leave £6,140 in change*** – almost enough to buy a spare Renault Twizy.


The initial launch version of Fluence Z.E., Prime Time, comes with a high level of equipment, including 16? alloy wheels, climate control, cruise control, ecoMeter and Carminat TomTom Live smart satellite navigation, together with charging sockets on both front wings. Aside from its alluring price and sound environmental credentials, thanks to its zero-emissions, Fluence Z.E. will also offer an enjoyable driving experience through its 70kW (95hp) power and generous 226Nm of instant torque on tap. The range of Renault’s flagship Z.E. is up to 115 miles, depending on driving and road conditions.