Renault has introduced changes across the entire Megane range – the brand’s highest selling nameplate in Australia.
Since its launch in 2010, more than 2500 Megane hatches have been sold in Australia making Megane a pillar model for the brand. Now the Megane wagon joins the line-up and both vehicles benefit from new specification levels and technologies to aid the driver experience.
The revitalised range sees the Megane Hatch launching a new entry-level specification Expression which now starts with a recommended retail price of $20,990. The Expression CVT automatic is $22,990 – the same price as the outgoing manual model.
The new Megane Wagon range starts at just RRP $26,490 for the Dynamic model, making it one of the best value options on the market. Mgane Wagon is available in both Dynamique and GT-Line specification. Both the M®¶gane Hatch and Wagon come with a choice of petrol or hybrid-challenging diesel engines.
The revitalised Megane range also sees the expansion of the Coup-Cabriolet range from one specification level to three. The folding hard-top, automatic Megane Coup-Cabriolet now starts with a sharp entry level specification and an RRP of $36,990.
For the first time the Renault Sport designed GT-Line specification is now available on the Megane Hatch, Wagon and Coup-Cabriolet.
To celebrate the introduction of the new Megane Wagon, a limited edition Renault Sport version will be released – the Megane GT 220 Sport Wagon.
mited edition will come to Australia.
Commenting on the launch of the revitalised Megane range, Justin Hocevar, managing director of Renault Australia, says; “It is great pleasure that we can now launch the revitalised Megane range in Australia. The revised Megane Hatch and Coup-Cabriolet, along with the new Megane Wagon, are set to become strong contenders in their respective segments and we are confident that we are offering exceptional value to our customers.”
°The revitalised Megane range went on sale today.
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