The 2016 Geneva Motor Show will see Renault reveal its new Megane Estate in the form of the range’s Estate GT version. Based on the new Megane, the model is both elegant and sporty. It boasts an intuitive, modular interior with a choice of boot arrangements, as well as the segment’s longest maximum load length..
The design of the new Megane Estate blends dynamism and style, enhanced by a chrome trim around the side windows and C-pillar. The roof line is enhanced by matte-finish anodised aluminium roof bars. The car’s low stance and wide track increase the feeling of solidity on the road. The Megane Estate features a distinctive C-shaped lighting signature at the front.
The Megane Estate GT bears Renault Sport DNA: the front bumper underlines the model’s sporting credentials, while the honeycomb mesh of the radiator grilles is specific to the car and the wide lower air inlet is flanked by two air-scoops. At the rear, it is fitted with a chromed exhaust tail pipe and a sculpted diffuser to reinforce its dynamic look.
Meanwhile, the Megane Estate GT is the first C-segment estate to benefit from 4Control technology. Specifically tailored to the Megane Estate, 4Control endows the car with precise, dynamic handling on twisty roads and generates genuine driving pleasure. Thanks to 4Control, the Megane Estate GT is exceptionally agile in built-up areas.
Full details will be released on March 1, when the new Megane Estate will make its first official appearance at Hall 4 at the Geneva Motor Show.
The design of the new Megane Estate blends dynamism and style, enhanced by a chrome trim around the side windows and C-pillar. The roof line is enhanced by matte-finish anodised aluminium roof bars. The car’s low stance and wide track increase the feeling of solidity on the road. The Megane Estate features a distinctive C-shaped lighting signature at the front.
The Megane Estate GT bears Renault Sport DNA: the front bumper underlines the model’s sporting credentials, while the honeycomb mesh of the radiator grilles is specific to the car and the wide lower air inlet is flanked by two air-scoops. At the rear, it is fitted with a chromed exhaust tail pipe and a sculpted diffuser to reinforce its dynamic look.
Meanwhile, the Megane Estate GT is the first C-segment estate to benefit from 4Control technology. Specifically tailored to the Megane Estate, 4Control endows the car with precise, dynamic handling on twisty roads and generates genuine driving pleasure. Thanks to 4Control, the Megane Estate GT is exceptionally agile in built-up areas.
Full details will be released on March 1, when the new Megane Estate will make its first official appearance at Hall 4 at the Geneva Motor Show.
