Renault Megane Sedan and Wagon pricing and specification

Renault is extending its C-segment line-up with the arrival of the new Megane sedan and wagon. The four-door coupe-inspired sedan and wagon are the latest additions to the Megane range after the introduction of the Megane hatch in 2016.

Part of the renewal of the Renault range, the Megane sedan boasts a dynamic and upmarket styling with sculpted surfaces, well-balanced proportions, a Renault-family front end, and a distinctive C-shaped front light signature. The glass roof linking the windscreen to the rear window lends an elegant and esthetic two-tone look.

Rivalling the Mazda 3 and Honda Civic, the stylish Megane sedan, or Grand Coupe as it is known in European markets, is said to feature top-level rear-seat spaciousness and a capacious boot, despite its sporty silhouette. Powertrains for the wagon and sedan consist of two turbocharged petrol engines, in-line with their hatch sibling.

“The all-new Renault Megane wagon and sedan enable us to broaden our offer in one of the largest and most competitive segments of the new car market,” said Mr Justin Hocevar, Renault Australia’s Managing Director.

“With the welcome return of the Megane wagon to the range, Renault now has an even more practical vehicle for families with an active lifestyle, or for business users who need significant carrying capacity as well as the comfort, safety and performance of a passenger car.

“The all-new Megane sedan is pitched right into the heart of the four-door compact market, offering above-average specification and a sharp price.

“When you combine this with our five year, unlimited kilometre warranty and our Capped Price Servicing programme, the Renault Megane range stands head and shoulders above its closest competitors,” Mr. Hocevar said.

2018 Renault Megane Wagon

Available in Zen, GT-Line and the Renault Sport-enhanced GT trim levels, the Megane wagon range is priced from $28,490 excluding on-roads.

The Zen and GT-Line are powered by a 1.2-litre turbocharged four-cylinder engine delivering 97kW and 205Nm of torque. All models are mated with a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission which Renault calls EDC.

The range topping Megane GT meanwhile features a 1.6-litre turbocharged four-cylinder engine producing 151kW and 280Nm of torque. It also gains RenaultSport-engineered suspension for a sportier drive.

Standard features across the range include six airbags, stability control, Hill Start Assist, electronic park brake, front and rear parking sensors, rear view camera, R-LINK 2 multimedia system with satellite navigation and a seven inch capacitive touchscreen, Arkamys audio with eight speakers, automatic dusk-sensing headlights and automatic rain-sensing windscreen wipers.

The Zen can be optioned with an Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) Pack (Advanced Emergency Braking Inter-urban, Lane Departure Warning and automatic high/low beam function) as well as a Sunroof Pack (electric sunroof, automatic dimming rear view mirror and sun visor with illuminated mirror).

The GT-Line adds ADAS as standard with the addition of Blind Spot Warning, Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) and Distance Warning, side parking sensors, R-LINK 2 with an 8.7 inch touchscreen and satellite navigation, instrument panel with a colour TFT screen that can be personalised, Alcantara upholstery for the seats, Multi-Sense system, 17 inch Decaro alloy wheels, GT-Line signature badging, rear privacy glass and electric panoramic sunroof.

The mid-spec model can be optioned with a Premium Pack (Bose audio system and Pure Vision LED headlights) and 18 inch Grand Tour alloy wheels.

At the top of the range, the GT features Launch Control and Multi Downshift, as well as 4CONTROL all-wheel steering, combined with Renault Sport-tuned suspension, features such as black and blue Alcantara upholstery, gloss black honeycomb front upper and lower grille, Renault Sport GT front bumper, 18 inch Magny Cours alloy wheels.

The GT can be optioned with a Premium Pack (Bose audio system and Pure Vision LED headlights) and Sunroof Pack (electric sunroof, automatic dimming rear view mirror and sun visor with illuminated mirror).

2018 Renault Megane Sedan

The all-new Megane sedan is available in Zen and Intens variants, both of which are powered by the 1.2-litre turbocharged petrol engine.

Standard features for the Megane sedan include six airbags, stability control, Hill Start Assist, electronic park brake, front and rear parking sensors, rear view camera, R-LINK 2 multimedia system with satellite navigation and a seven inch capacitive touchscreen, Arkamys audio with eight speakers, automatic dusk-sensing headlights and automatic rain-sensing windscreen wipers.

The Zen sedan can be optioned with an Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) Pack (Advanced Emergency Braking Inter-urban and Lane Departure Warning) as well as a Sunroof Pack (electric sunroof, automatic dimming rear view mirror and sun visor with illuminated mirror).

The Intens variant of the sedan adds ADAS as standard with the addition of Blind Spot Warning, Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) and Distance Warning, side parking sensors, R-LINK 2 with an 8.7 inch portrait orientation capacitive touchscreen and satellite navigation, Easy Park Assist, MULTI-SENSE system, 18 inch Grand Tour alloy wheels, rear privacy glass, electric panoramic sunroof, dark charcoal cloth upholstery, front LED daytime running lights with 3D Edge effect and Pure Vision LED headlights.

2018 Renault Megane Wagon pricing (excluding on-roads)

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2018 Renault Megane Sedan pricing (excluding on-roads)

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