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Renault Koleos SUV unveiled
Renault has officially unveiled the new Koleos SUV at Beijing motor show 2016. The new Koleos is built on the CMF C/D platform, which is shared with the similarly sized Nissan X-Trail, as well as larger Renault-Nissan Alliance models like the Renault Espace, Talisman and Kadjar, and the Nissan Qashqai, all of which are sold overseas.
Renault has officially unveiled the new Koleos SUV at Beijing motor show 2016. The new Koleos is built on the CMF C/D platform, which is shared with the similarly sized Nissan X-Trail, as well as larger Renault-Nissan Alliance models like the Renault Espace, Talisman and Kadjar, and the Nissan Qashqai, all of which are sold overseas.
Two petrol and two diesel engines are available with power outputs ranging between 130hp and 175hp. These will be available with either a six-speed manual or Renault-Nissan’s well-known X-Tronic CVT ‘box. AWD will be available on some variants, offering switchable FWD and AWD modes, as well as full-time AWD for low-speed, low-grip conditions.
Renault claims approach and departure angles of 19 and 26 degree respectively and a ground clearance of 213mm. The new Koleos will be built in the existing Koleos plant in Busan, South Korea, for all markets except China, for which the cars will be built in the carmaker's Wuhan plant in China. The SUV will be sold in 80 markets around the world, starting with China later this year, and it could eventually make its way to India too.
