2021 Renault Koleos updated for the new year Life and Zen models gain auto LED headlights Flagship Intens model gets new tech and leather trim Entry-level remains unchanged at $32,990 plus on-road costs, but other variants go up by $300 Pricing and specifications for the 2021 Renault Koleos have been unveiled, receiving a number of minor changes across the three trim levels...
Renault has extended its existing seven-year warranty and drive-away pricing offers on the Koleos medium SUV until the end of the year. The offer sees the Koleos kick off from $32,990 drive-away for the base-spec Koleos Life and topping out at $44,990 drive-away for the flagship Koleos Intens 4x4, marking reductions of up to $500 on the recommended retail price...
Renault’s top selling passenger car in Australia, the Koleos medium SUV, has had a cloud cast over its future locally, with news the model is to be dropped in the UK. Autocar UK reported the Koleos will be discontinued due to falling demand, with just 1007 registrations in the UK during 2019. Renault UK’s press office confirmed the Koleos would be cut from the line-up...
UPDATE: Renault Australia confirms the deal described here is available on all Koleos SUVs sold in April, with no stock limitations in place. Renault Australia has announced it will offer a seven-year warranty, with unlimited kilometres, across its Koleos SUV range for all examples sold in April...
Renault Australia has announced a new finance deal as it looks to promote its Nissan X-Trail twin, the Koleos. Updated in November 2019, the Koleos competes with the Honda CR-V, Kia Sportage, Hyundai Tucson, Toyota RAV4, Mazda CX-5, and the aforementioned X-Trail...
Renault has followed in the footsteps of Mazda, Toyota and Lexus in allowing owners of older vehicles to upgrade their cars with the latest smartphone mirroring software from Apple and Google. Starting today, owners of Koleos SUV models built before September 2017 will be able to pay $486.40 to have the car's hardware and software upgraded to support Apple CarPlay and Android Auto...
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Renault has removed the diesel engine option for its Koleos SUV, while the cost of entry has risen by $1500 at the bottom end of the range. Along with the diesel-free range, the 2020 Koleos has been treated to a minor styling update with updated chrome trim pieces, new alloy wheels, fresh skid plates, and LED fog lamps. A new red colour rounds out the changes...
French carmaker Renault is about to jump start its Australian operations yet again – but this time the company will be boosted by the newest model range in the industry. In the space of just 12 months Renault’s line-up will be comprised of completely new or updated models. Some will be here before the end of this year...
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Renault Australia has announced a seven-year, unlimited kilometre warranty across its entire Koleos SUV range, in addition to three years of free scheduled servicing. All six variants of the French brand's Korean-produced crossover are eligible for the new ownership program, with prices kicking off at $30,900 plus on-road costs for the base 'Life' trim level...
