Cars & Autos | Monday 5 October, 2015 2:58 pm |

The new Mégane will stand out in the highly competitive compact car segment through its dynamic styling and a raft of technologies from the next segment up. 

Dynamic exterior styling, including distinctive front and rear lighting signatures, plus a carefully-appointed cockpit-style interior.  In addition to, technologies from the next segment up already available for the new Espace and the Talisman: Multi-Sense, colour head-up display, 8.7-inch portrait format R-Link 2 display and a range of driver aids. And an exclusive GT version designed in association with experts from Renault Sport, available from the launch. Equipped with 4Control for the first time in the C segment, combined with suspension fine-tuned by Renault Sport engineers. Specific interior design and exterior styling including signature Renault Sport cues. 

 

The new Mégane will reach showrooms at the beginning of 2016 with a broad selection of engines to cover every need.

 

Renault’s new large estate combines sleek lines with distinctive poise. It will be available for sale in the first half of 2016. It joins the range alongside the saloon version of the Talisman - unveiled in July - which will go on sale before the end of 2015. 

 

The Talisman Estate delivers a carrying capacity of almost 1,700dm3 (VDA), an unprecedented driving enjoyment thanks to 4Control mated to active damping, plus customisable Multi- Sense technology. A generous cabin space and outstanding comfort including front seats – complete with integrated ventilation – amongst the very best in the Talisman Estate’s class. And R-Link2 multimedia tablet, BOSE® Surround Sound and a comprehensive range of driver aids and other equipment designed to enhance traveling comfort. 

 

Following the launch of no fewer than five1 new vehicles in the first half of 2015, Renault’s product offensive continues. The new Mégane and the Talisman are the latest contributions to the dynamic renewal and upgrading of the Renault range.