Renault relaunches in the C segment: Austral gets a makeover and Symbioz raises the hybrid bar
The French manufacturer's full-hybrid proposals challenge a market worth 40 per cent of global sales in Europe.
by Danilo Loda
Aggiungi Il Sole 24 Oreai preferiti su Google
Renault is working hard to improve its position in the C segment. And it is doing so with two new proposals: the new Austral model and the Symbioz. The Renault Austral has been completely renewed in design and technical features, offering a more comfortable and technologically advanced driving experience. And as if that were not enough, the French manufacturer has also focused on the Symbioz, which now represents a big step forward in hybrid motorisation, thanks to its Full Hybrid technology that reduces consumption and emissions without sacrificing performance. In short, these two models, although different, share the same objective: that of making hybrid cars increasingly central to Renault's range, offering customers a more sustainable and high-performance choice.
.jpg)
The new Renault Austral has a completely redesigned appearance, bringing it much closer to the French carmaker's latest models. The front of the vehicle has been completely redesigned, with headlights that are slimmer and a light signature that emphasises the identity of this SUV. The rear end has also been revised, with cleaner, more elegant lines and details that contribute to a more modern and solid image. The Renault Austral remains compact in external dimensions (4.51 metres in length), but continues to offer plenty of space inside and great versatility, making it ideal particularly for those travelling on motorways and bypasses.
Inside the car, Renault has focused its efforts primarily on passenger comfort. The new seats are designed to offer better support and a more natural driving position, so that the driver can drive with greater comfort and safety.
Noise insulation has been significantly improved, with a significant reduction in engine and air noise entering the cabin, especially when travelling at high speeds, such as on motorways.
In addition, the car's suspension has been revised and improved to make the ride smoother and more stable, thereby increasing driving pleasure in everyday life.
