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Current Renault Megane may be the last

Current Renault Megane may be the last

Posted on April 27, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Family-friendly hatch could be culled as French car-maker switches to pure-electric strategy

A senior Renault executive has confided that the Renault Megane faces an uncertain future and could be dropped in favour of a pure-electric hatch in the next few years.

According to Renault chief designer Laurens van der Acker, speaking to Auto Express, the Megane hatchback that was first launched back in 1995 could be dropped off the back of dwindling sales and the belief within Renault that the future is battery-powered vehicles.
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