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Stylish and elegant exterior design A complete transformation Major changes have been made to the exterior design of New Renault Austral. The new bonnet, bumper and grille gain more character, in the same way as on Rafale and New Espace. Reflecting the brand's new design cues, the bumper features small embossed 3D diamonds scattered around the central logo. The precision of these details is matched by the high-tech design of the new front and rear lights. The styling update also extends to many other body features. At the rear, in particular, the upper and central sections of the tailgate gain more elegant lines. Still available in Gloss Schist Grey, Starry Black, Pearl White and Flame Red, New Renault Austral offers two new body colours, Ultramarine Blue and Satin Pearl White. Satin Schist Grey and Satin Pearl White are reserved for the Esprit Alpine finish. The two-tone finish with a Starry Black roof has proved highly popular with customers and is now available from the Techno trim. New High Gloss Black strips are integrated with the lower side body protection, shielding the rear wings from gravel chips. Their design contributes to the sporty look of New Renault Austral. The wheel arches and lower body protection are also in High Gloss Black, while the radiator grille is styled in Metal Grey on the Techno finish and Ice Black (glossy metallic black) on the Esprit Alpine finish. An all-new light signature The light signature of New Renault Austral is unique by both day and night, with new front and rear lights and half-diamond daytime running lights (DRL) in the bumper. The headlights feature Adaptive LED Vision technology as standard. Matrix Vision technology controls a higher number of LED beam segments, for advanced lighting performance and greater visual comfort for the driver, without impacting drivers of oncoming vehicles. The driver can continue using high beam for the greatest coverage no matter what the surrounding traffic is like. When the rear lights are on, they take the shape of a square cut into seven pieces, inspired by Chinese tangram puzzles. When turned off, they resemble “floating ice cubes”, a highly contemporary look. An interior with enhanced onboard comfort and more useful technologies Innovative driver recognition system In a first for this range, New Renault Austral is equipped with a driver recognition system using a camera in the left-hand bay pillar (A-pillar). To activate this function, the driver must first create a profile with the multimedia screen. The following personalised settings can be activated automatically when the driver enters the car: home menu, favourite radio and media stations, driving position (power controls on the driver's seat and door mirrors), and Google apps via the OpenR link system. The camera runs a recognition scan whenever the driver's door is opened. To use this function, the user must first create a profile with the multimedia screen and do a facial scan with the onboard camera. Data are not sent to servers, only stored in the car. A more welcoming cabin with better soundproofing Alongside their flattering looks, the new front seats also provide improved lateral and shoulder support. The seats also gain new upholstery, including the 98% recycled “Egée” fabric available with the Evolution and Techno trim levels. Acoustic insulation has been improved with new door seals, a new design for the rear-view mirror base to reduce wind noise and, on the Esprit Alpine finish, laminated glass for the front doors. Under the bonnet, more effective soundproofing and new powertrain mounts have been fitted for a quieter ride. A vehicle unique in the C-segment for its spacious, modular interior New Renault Austral is unique in the C segment, with a 60:40 split/fold bench in row 2 that slides over 16 cm and reclines in three positions (25°/27°/29°). Rear passengers enjoy knee room of up to 27.4 cm and head room of over 90 cm for a seating position suited to long journeys. A power tailgate provides easy access to the boot. Load capacity varies according to the powertrain: from 555 litres to 1,761 litres with the Mild Hybrid 160 hp powertrain (depending on the configuration of the bench seat) and from 527 to 1,736 litres. with the full hybrid E-Tech 200 hp powertrain. Further, a 12V socket is available in the boot. Three trim levels with specific characteristics Shod with 18-inch wheels, New Renault Austral Evolution features OpenR Link, a height-adjustable passenger seat, High Gloss Black inserts on the door panels and a central console with a refined textile (TEP) finish. The Techno trim ships with chrome roof bars, a “safety pack” (blind spot warning, emergency braking in reverse, rear cross-traffic alert) and satin chrome interior inserts on the door panels. In 2022, Renault Austral became the first model in the Renault range to ship with two Esprit Alpine trim levels (Techo and Iconic) for a sportier finish. On New Austral, Esprit Alpine becomes a single trim level with black roof bars, black window surrounds and new 20-inch “Altitude” wheels with a snowflake-inspired design The interior ambience has a sporty feel. The carbon-fibre inspired 'Twill' upholstery is accompanied by topstitching on the seats and piping on the seatbelts in the iconic Alpine blue. Featuring an embroidered A on the backrest, the front seats are heated and with power controls. Complementing this exclusive presentation, the interior also boasts an Alcantara trim on top of the seats, on the bottom of the steering wheel, on the dashboard and on the door panels, door sills with the Alpine stamp and an aluminium sports pedal assembly. Advanced onboard connectivity The OpenR twin screen combines a 12-inch digital instrument panel with a 9- or 12.3-inch multimedia screen, depending on the version. With the 9.3-inch head-up display, the display area totals 1,000 cm², equivalent to three touch-screen tablets. In addition to enhanced Bluetooth, Carplay and Android Auto connectivity, the multimedia system gains new graphics and a welcome tune developed in collaboration with Jean-Michel Jarre. The central console includes an induction charger, two USB-C ports and a 12V socket. Rear passengers have access to two USB-C ports and a 12V socket on the back of the central armrest. The OpenR link multimedia system with Google built-in offers the best of Google's services and apps, including Google Maps navigation, Google Assistant voice control and Google Play with over 50 apps, including Nextory for news (France, Germany, Spain, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Netherlands, Norway, Switzerland, Austria), Canal+ for video content (France, Poland, Switzerland), Podium for music and podcasts and AS for the latest in sports (Spain). Regularly updated, the Google Maps app now includes: A function to let you send your destination to the car from your phone. Multi-point route planning, allowing you to change your route while you are on the road and, for example, to add or change stopping points. Eco-friendly route planning: the route with the lowest fuel consumption is now included in the list of possibilities. In the same way as with Waze, drivers can report incidents on the road and share them with the user community (speed cameras, police presence, road closures, etc.). Renault also makes new exclusive features available on a regular basis, such as “Take a break!”. A facial recognition camera detects whether the driver is closing their eyes, blinking frequently or yawning. If this is the case, the system issues an alert, encouraging the driver to stop and take a break. Powertrains and ADAS: performance, efficiency and safety Improved driveability The new shock absorbers have improved damping capabilities for roadholding on a par with the best. Alongside the 19- and 20-inch diamond-cut wheels, the standard tyre size is now 18 inch on the Evolution trim level. At the same time, the Extended Grip system is now compatible with 18- and 20-inch tyres. New all-season 18" and 20" tyres are also now available. Mild Hybrid 160 hp powertrain The Mild Hybrid 160 hp powertrain comprises a 4-cylinder 1.3-litre turbocharged direct-injection petrol engine assisted by a starter-alternator, and a 12V lithium-ion battery mated to a CVT-type automatic gearbox. This powertrain has combined consumption of 6.2 l/100 km with CO2 emissions of 140 g/km*. *homologation pending Full hybrid E-Tech 200 hp powertrain The full hybrid E-Tech 200 hp powertrain is mated to an intelligent clutchless automatic multi-mode dogbox. Fitted with new software, the gearbox is more responsive, eliminating flat-spots on kick-down or acceleration. The full hybrid E-Tech 200 hp powertrain comprises a 3-cylinder 1.2 litre turbocharged petrol engine developing 130 hp (96 kW) with 205 Nm of torque, and two electric motors: the main electric motor has a capacity of 50 kW (70 hp and 205 Nm) and is powered by a 2 kWh/400V lithium-ion battery. This motor is for electric driving. the secondary electric motor or high-voltage starter generator (HSG) develops 25 hp for 50 Nm of torque. This motor starts the internal combustion engine and manages gear changes. Already compliant with the future Euro 6 E bis emissions standard, the full hybrid E-Tech 200 hp powertrain has standard WLTP combined-cycle fuel consumption of 4.7 litres/100 km (106g of CO² per km*). *homologation pending The intelligent automatic gearbox automatically selects the operating mode for the full hybrid E-Tech powertrain from the following: all-electric (only the electric motor drives the wheels) dynamic hybrid (the combustion engine and electric motor drive the wheels together); e-drive (the electric motor drives the wheels, while the internal combustion engine charges the battery) combustion (the petrol engine drives the wheels and/or charges the battery) energy recovery (the wheels drive the electric motor that charges the battery) With its fast gear shifting and intelligent management, the automatic gearbox delivers a convincing take-off (0-100 km/h in 8.4 seconds) and excellent acceleration (80-120 km/h in 5.6 seconds). Gear shifting is optimised to deliver high levels of performance with no trade-off in comfort. 4Control Advanced and Multi-Sense settings, for agility and driving pleasure Featuring new-generation 4Control Advanced, New Renault Austral is more dynamic on the open road and more agile in cities. Unique in the C-segment, this function combines multi-link rear suspension with four-wheel steering technology for improved driving pleasure and safety and a smaller turning circle. Handling is both reassuring and dynamic with better roll control when cornering or changing direction. Progressive steering at the rear optimises the positioning of all four wheels on uneven or bumpy roads. Delivering new levels of stability, a steering actuator turns the rear wheels very slightly in the same direction as the front wheels (by up to 1 degree) at high speeds or when cornering at speeds over 50 km/h. At low speeds, the rear wheels are turned in the opposite direction by up to 5 degrees for unrivalled agility, particularly in cities. The turning circle between kerbs with 4Control Advanced is just 10.1 metres compared with 11.2 metres for two-wheel steering. Accessible from the multi-media screen, the Multi-Sense function lets users select their driving preferences (steering effort, engine response, agility of the chassis), as well as the colour of the interior lighting and the dashboard display, based on four modes: Eco, Sport, Comfort and MySense. Predictive maintenance with My Renault OpenR Link with Google built-in is cloud-enabled. FOTA (firmware over the air) technology updates the operating system automatically, and maintenance becomes predictive. In the same way as other models in the Renault range, New Renaut Austral offers a connected maintenance service. No need to worry about the next service or whether it's time to replace the brake pads. Vehicle maintenance: customers can prepare maintenance operations using the planned maintenance schedule and maintenance log. They can then easily book an appointment from the My Renault* app at the most convenient time. Personalised notifications: if the vehicle requires particular attention for any reason, customers receive an alert by e-mail, text and the My Renault app, allowing them to contact the support desk or view user guides. They can also run a vehicle check-up in real time on the My Renault app. Predicting part wear: Renault has put in place functions to predict wear and tear on parts, keeping customers informed of the condition of their brakes or battery and, where necessary, suggesting replacement. *My Renault functions available in three countries (France, Italy and the Netherlands) from 18 February 2025 prior to a gradual roll-out to other countries. 32 driving aids (ADAS) with safety as a priority My Safety Switch: 5 ADAS, 1 activation button The European GSR2 (General Safety Regulation) standard requires some driving aids (ADAS) to be activated by default every time the car is started. A button to the left of the steering wheel – My Safety Switch – lets drivers activate their preferred settings for five ADAS at the same time. The customised settings available from the multimedia screen include whether to activate the function, to what level, to allow sound alerts, and so on. Active Driver Assist, level 2 autonomous driving With Active Driver Assist, New Renault Austral is able to scan the road ahead. This function combines adaptive cruise control with lane centering assist and geolocation data from specific maps. Integrated with Active Driver Assist, the traffic sign recognition function with OSP (over speed warning) can also be used on its own, or in conjunction with the speed limiter or cruise control. Safety Score and Safety Coach, two aids for better driving Safety Score examines data relating to speed, lane keeping and distance keeping on the road. At the end of each journey, it displays a score from 0 to 100, with personalised tips on improving your driving style safely. Safety Coach uses data from vehicle sensors to assess the risks encountered by the driver in real time, based primarily on speed, distance keeping, lane keeping and lane changes. Winner of the 2024 Road Safety Innovation Award, Safety Coach targets the root causes of road accidents, such as excessive or inappropriate speed, or driver distraction. Other ADAS For safety: Active Emergency Braking System with the junction function (AEBS and rear AEB) / Blind Spot Warning (BSW) Lane Keeping Assist (LKA) / Lane Departure Warning (LDW) / Lane Change Warning (LCW) / Driver Attention Alert (DAA) / Trailer stability assist (TSA) For the driving experience: Cruise control and speed limiter / Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) with Stop & Go / Distance Warning (DW) / Hill Start Assist (HSA) For parking manoeuvres: Front, rear and side parking sensors, Rear Cross Traffic Alert (RCTA) / Occupant Safe Exit Alert (OSE). A complete range of personalised accessories The exterior of New Austral can be customised with colour packs for the front end, rear skid plates and door mirror housings. This pack is available in two versions: “Carbon effect” and “light grey”. To increase load capacity, Renault’s aero cargo box™ can be fitted to the Renault towbar. This increases load capacity by 310 litres. It is designed to maintain access to the rear of the vehicle without compromising aerodynamic performance or range. Metal running boards and roof rails are also available for an SUV look. Inside, the range of accessories includes an organiser and mat on the central console, a headrest on the front seat providing an iPad holder for the passenger in the rear, a sports pedal assembly, illuminated door sills, a boot sill and a boot tray. Topic Spy -> qui