improvement, it gave the brand a starting block to work on. Renault has come a long way from the 33kWh battery of the had a range of just 74 miles, and although it introduced a 52kWh battery four years name, the range only increased to a still underwhelming 125 miles. the game and made a much more dramatic impact. Its aggressive front grille tells you this is a serious van. It’s a (105kW) and now comes with a choice of two batteries, at 40kWh and 87kWh. and thanks
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regeneration which helps to recoup energy during braking and high gross vehicle weight options mean that the payload maxes out at a meaty 1,625kg2 As well as the outside of the van,
is the
.
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storage, which is a 25% increase over the previous model. It’s more useable and practical but also with greater safety assistance systems4
, depending on
version, including lateral stability control, automatic emergency braking and trailer stability assist systems through to intelligent speed assist to help the driver stay within the speed limit. In addition to being named the What
Van? Large Van of the Year, the new overall Van of the Year title for 2025. What’s more, it's also been recognised it was named the International Van of the Year 2025. an outside bet, the long shot in a race considered one of the front runners in a
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1 based on 87kWh E-Tech 100% electric L2H2 4T version. WLTP test data shown for comparability purposes only. Actual real world driving results may vary
2 usable cargo capacity based on 87kWh E-Tech 100% electric L2H2 4T version. 3 available as standard on Extra and optional on other versions. Google & Google Maps are trademark of Google LLC 4 It is your responsibility to stay alert, drive safely and be in control of the vehicle at all times. Driver assistance features have speed and other limitations and should not be solely relied on. For more information, please refer to the owner’s manual or visit
renault.co.uk/safety.
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