Renault
With roots back in France, Renault was born in 1899 and has played a huge part in the European automotive industry.
In 1999, Renault entered into a global union with Nissan, forming the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance.
With a focus on SUV and commercial vehicles, Renault has had success in Australia selling the Renault Captur and Koleos, both offering refinement and European flair. Most notable for the brand the Renault Megane R.S. remains a staple for the brand to showcase its performance capabilities via this sporty hatchback.
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NewsRenault Arkana gains mild-hybrid power for 2026
Updated coupe-style SUV starts from $41,990 before on-road costs, with two variants, revised transmission calibration and expanded standard equipment.
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FeaturesDying breed: The last remaining manual cars available in Australia
The mechanical connection of a clutch and manually manipulated gear lever continues to be a rare find on Australia’s new car market, with just 25 cars and light commercial vehicles left with the three-pedal option.
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Classic WheelsFrom the Wheels Archive: The 10 most underrated cars in Australia
They came, we saw… and little conquering occurred. But did this lot deserve to fade into obscurity?
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NewsRenault Megane E-Tech updated with sharper styling and longer driving range
A facelifted version of the Renault Megane E-Tech electric SUV has been revealed sporting new styling, upgraded tech and a larger battery for 500km of range.
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NewsRenault Symbioz: Brand’s first full hybrid priced for Australia
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FeaturesTop 10 cheapest medium SUVs you can buy in Australia right now
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NewsRenault Master priced for Australia, arrivals from June
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NewsRenault Symbioz small SUV confirmed for Australia with hybrid drivetrains
