Renault: The Kangoo offers plenty of space
RAUMRIESE The return of the Renault Kangoo sees the launch of a new generation of this van - unlike many of its competitors with a completely flat trunk and roof rack. The new edition is once again a typical Kangoo. And everything that made the French van so successful has now been optimized even further. For one thing, there are five real seats [...]
And everything that made the French car so successful has now been optimized even further. For one thing, there are five real seats and enough space for everything the modern family carries.
On the other hand, the Kangoo also offers everything that modern life demands in terms of modularity and versatility. Added to this are a good quality feel and new assistance systems.
Flap or hinged doors as desired
For delivery services, clubs, associations and municipal operations, the Kangoo combines space qualities with low operating costs, easy handling and the choice of a glazed tailgate or glazed gullwing doors.
With a trunk capacity of 775 liters, which can be expanded to 3500 liters with a flat floor, the new Renault is among the top 3 in its category. The roof rack can be repositioned without tools and offers additional space for almost anything that needs to be transported.
Dashboard in dark wood texture
Inside, the ergonomically designed driver's seat and the completely new dashboard in dark wood texture are among the striking features. Selected materials and precise workmanship underscore the higher-quality positioning of the newcomer.
In the station wagon, smartphones can be charged wirelessly, and an 8-inch monitor serves as the interface for the Renault Easy Link multimedia system. In addition, 14 new driving assistance systems integrated as standard now increase safety.
Gasoline or diesel with up to 130 hp
The gasoline engine is the 1.3 TCe with 100 or 130 hp, and the diesel 1.5 Blue dCi produces 75, 95 or 115 hp depending on the version. A 7-speed dual-clutch transmission and a 6-speed manual transmission are available for power transmission. A 100 percent electrically powered version will be added somewhat later.
