The benefits of E-Tech Plug-in, inspired by Renault Formula 1 expertise, combines the obvious advantages of an electric drive (such as low noise, immediate responsiveness and reduced fuel consumption) with energy recover technology and an ICE engine.

Renault introduced an improved version of the Megane R.S. in 2020, offering customers more power to play with and even a six-speed manual gearbox, which made purists happy.

The fourth generation of the Megane appeared on the market in 2016, and it was available in a few versions, but the most awaited of them was the RS, which Renault introduced in late 2017.

RENAULT Megane 5 Doors

Renault launched the fourth generation of its successful model Megane in 2015 at the Frankfurt International Motor Show, and the five-door version was the most important from its lineup.

Renault unveiled the fourth generation of the Megane in 2015 at the Frankfurt Motor Show and, besides the rest of the range, it also offered a unique trim level named GT.

Renault unveiled the facelifted version of the Megane's third generation at the 2013 Frankfurt Motor Show, and the five-door version was one of the main attractions to the automaker's booth.

Renault struggled to get more customers for its compact-sized model Renault on the European market and introduced the GT lineup in 2013.

Renault unveiled the third generation of its compact-segment contender Mégane in 2008, continuing the success of this French hatchback.

Renault refreshed the Megane range in 2006, improving the car's look and updating the engine range.

Renault unveiled the facelifted version for the Megane range in 2006, and, along with that, it introduced a special version named GT.

In 2006, Renault introduced a mid-life cycle refresh for the entire Megane lineup, and it couldn't leave aside its top-performance version, the RS.

While its three-door sibling rocketed to the top of the hot-hatch segment, the five-door version was the family car that could smoke many sports cars.

Renault introduced the second generation of the Megane in 2002 and offered it in a few shapes. Yet, the five-door hatchback was among the best-selling versions of them.

After four years on the market, the Megane's first generation received a well-deserved update for the entire range bringing more flavor to the French hatchback.

After a successful career, the Renault 19 was replaced by the new Megane range, which was launched in 1995 as a five-door hatchback, and later on, was joined by other versions of bodyworks.