The facelifted fourth-generation Renault Megane offers hatchback, estate and sedan body styles. Your best fit depends on the space you need, your usual journeys and whether you can charge a plug-in hybrid regularly.
Among the Renault Megane engine options, the hatchback’s 1.5 Blue dCi MT combines diesel power with manual shifting, suiting regular longer journeys. The hatchback’s 1.6 Multimode pairs plug-in hybrid power with an automatic transmission, while the sedan’s gasoline 1.3 TCe EDC uses an automated dual-clutch gearbox. These examples all have front-wheel drive.
Hatchback 5-door — Renault Megane Engines and Transmissions
Hatchback 5-door Renault Megane Engines and Transmissions
Renault Megane trim levels distinguish equipment choices within a technical version. For the 1.3 TCe EDC sedan, Zen and Grand Coupe Intense are named configurations. When choosing between them, check the individual car’s comfort, infotainment and parking features, since the engine designation alone does not tell you which equipment is fitted.
The 1.6 Multimode hatchback and estate use a lithium-ion battery for the plug-in hybrid system’s electric driving. Renault Megane battery capacity is only part of the picture: speed, temperature and heating use affect electric range. Convenient charging helps you use electric power more often, while the gasoline engine supports longer journeys.
Hatchback 5-door — Renault Megane Battery, Range, Charging
Hatchback 5-door Renault Megane Battery, Range, Charging