Renault extended its ‘ludospace’ line-up with the introduction of Grand Kangoo.Two extra independent, removable seats make this model a genuine seven seater. The rearmost passengers benefit from unrivalled knee room, elbow room and comfort.Grand Kangoo is notably designed for families, administrations and business customers looking for a multi-purpose vehicle with an extremely modular interior. The high number of layout combinations makes it possible to adjust the cabin precisely to the number of people and/or the amount of cargo being carried.
Grand Kangoo, the latest addition to the Renault range, can carry up to seven people in optimum comfort. Its exceptionally modular interior permits its cabin layout to be adjusted to meet all situations and to match the number of people and/or the amount of cargo being carried. Its 1.5 dCi engine is available in a choice of two power outputs (90hp or 110hp) and, like the entire Kangoo range, the newcomer is made at Renault’s MCA plant in Maubeuge, France.
Renault also presented the Kangoo equipped with an ENERGY dCi 90 diesel engine . With this technologically advanced version of the Energy dCi 110 under the bonnet, both the ludospace (Kangoo) and van (Kangoo Express) versions of the model stood out as the most frugal in their class in terms of fuel consumption and CO2 emissions.
Several months later, as part of its Kaizen approach of continuous improvement in energy efficiency, Renault has succeeded in reducing the CO2 emissions of Kangoo and Kangoo Express. Both vehicles emit 129 g/km of CO2 with dCi 75 and 90 and as low as 112 g/km1 (4.3 l/100 km) with the ENERGY dCi 75 and 90 versions -featuring Stop&Start and Energy Smart Management – a new record that reinforces their reputation as segment leaders.
