French auto giant Renault has been trying to hide its latest SUV model, the Austral, for a long time. Camouflage is applied in a different way, even during test drives. Renault Australfinally introduced.
As of today (March 8), Renault has lifted the veils of Austral with a glorious launch. If you wish, it will be the company’s new SUV Renault Austral Let’s take a closer look at what innovations it offers and what its features are.
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Renault Austral features
The French company decided to remove Kadjar, one of its best-selling models in the past, from its product range and to fill this gap with a new SUV model. Deciding that the model to replace Kadjar would be Austral, the company quickly started working in its factory in Australia.
The Austral, which has been trying to take a spy photo until this time, but whose design we could not get a good idea of thanks to the piecemeal camouflage technique applied by Renault, has come to light.
When we look at the design, we see that the new Renault Austral is very similar to the Megane E-Tech, but it also has its own characteristics in some places. The renewed front design and logo we saw with Megane E-Tech have also been implemented in Austral.
Let’s come to the engine options of the new Renault Austral. The new model of the French manufacturer has two different engine options under the hood. While the first of these is a gasoline engine powered by a 48V electric motor with mild hybrid technology, we see a full hybrid model in the second option.
Renault Austral, the newest member of the C segment, has a length of 4.51 meters and a width of 1.83 meters. The new Renault Austral, which will have more than 5 color options and 3 different wheel size options, will be sold in the middle of 2022 and delivered in the autumn months.
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