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With the new Kangoo E-Tech Electric, Renault is presenting the popular station wagon as a world premiere in a fully electric version at the Paris Motor Show. The 90 kW/122 hp electric motor and the 45 kWh battery enable a range of up to 285 kilometers in the practical WLTP test cycle. The world first combines a record-breaking amount of space for the driver and passengers with a trunk volume that meets the needs of commercial and municipal users as well as families and leisure-time customers alike.25 years ago Renault presented the first Kangoo. Since then, the French manufacturer has sold over four million units of the station wagon and its commercial vehicle variant, the Kangoo Rapid, in over 50 countries around the world. With its original appearance, its excellent space in a small traffic area and its groundbreaking interior variability, the Kangoo set standards in its class right from the start. As a novelty, the model established the side sliding door for the rear in the station wagon segment. With the Kangoo E-Tech Electric, Renault is now presenting a fully electric version of the bestseller for the first time.
With the new Kangoo E-Tech Electric, Renault is presenting the popular station wagon as a world premiere in a fully electric version at the Paris Motor Show. The 90 kW/122 hp electric motor and the 45 kWh battery enable a range of up to 285 kilometers in the practical WLTP test cycle. The world first combines a record-breaking amount of space for the driver and passengers with a trunk volume that meets the needs of commercial and municipal users as well as families and leisure-time customers alike.25 years ago Renault presented the first Kangoo. Since then, the French manufacturer has sold over four million units of the station wagon and its commercial vehicle variant, the Kangoo Rapid, in over 50 countries around the world. With its original appearance, its excellent space in a small traffic area and its groundbreaking interior variability, the Kangoo set standards in its class right from the start. As a novelty, the model established the side sliding door for the rear in the station wagon segment. With the Kangoo E-Tech Electric, Renault is now presenting a fully electric version of the bestseller for the first time.
Outside, Kangoo still has its horizontal ribbed bonnet and strikingly vertical front, with a grille housing the charging outlet behind the logo.Like the combustion version, the inside includes the new dashboard (with a dark brushed wood finish in some versions). The cockpit is comfortable and the driver’s seat more ergonomic. The only change is the in dashboard, which displays the E-Tech information.The new lithium-ion battery has 45 kWh of fully usable capacity, and comprises 8 standalone and easily repairable modules. All-new Kangoo E-Tech Electric can drive up to 285 km (WLTP cycle), which is plenty for most everyday requirements and shrinks cost of ownership and use to new lows.The batteries come with an 8 year or 160,000 km warranty. Before that, Renault will replace them free of charge is their capacity drops under 70% of their nominal capacity (SoH).All-new Kangoo E-Tech Electric comes with a 90 kW motor delivering 245 Nm of instantly available torque for smooth driving and peace of mind in any circumstances. An Eco mode limiting the vehicle’s maximum speed (110 km/h) and power (56 kW) optimises its range.
With the third generation of the Kangoo, Renault is redefining the concept of the station wagon. Just as the first Kangoo set new standards for the then still young vehicle segment over 20 years ago, the current edition also has a wealth of innovations that continue the Kangoo's role as a pioneer in its class. The new Kangoo stands out from the competition with its high-quality design, modern driver assistance systems in series, networked on-board infotainment and exemplary space.
The Renault Kangoo Z.E. is the most successful small electric van in Europe, selling over 25000 units since its launch in October 2011. Fully-electric LCVs have ...
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