It took Renault one trip around the sun between facelifting the Trafic and presenting the new generation, which is officially here, in the Combi and SpaceClass configurations.
Boasting a new front end that brings it in line with some of the brand’s latest models, the new Renault Trafic gets a redesigned grille flanked by more stylish headlights with a C-shaped signature. There is also a new Rouge Carmin red exterior paint finish, joining the other six available shades, 17-inch wheels with diamond effect on the SpaceClass, and electrically folding exterior mirrors.
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The dashboard panel is all-new, although those familiar with the current Trafic will feel right at home. It still has a two-layer layout with an 8-inch infotainment system sitting in the middle, featuring Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, a wireless charging pad, physical knobs for the HVAC, a new three-spoke multi-function steering wheel, and lots of storage spaces. Customers will find 86 liters (3 cu-ft) of storage volume in the cockpit, up to 1.8 cu-m (63.6 cu-ft) of cargo volume, and seating for up to nine passengers.
The new Trafic Combi and SpaceClass are equipped with the brand’s latest-generation driving aids. These include active inter-city emergency braking, lane departure warning, blind-spot warning, and adaptive cruise control, as well as a new front airbag that covers two passengers.
Power is supplied by three dCi diesel engines, with 110, 150, and 170 PS (108/148/168 HP), equipped with stop&start technology. The first two come standard with a six-speed manual transmission, but the six-speed dual-clutch auto is also offered in all of them, save for the entry-level model.
Renault will release more details on the new Trafic Combi and SpaceClass early next year, before launching them in March.
