Renault introduced a mid-life cycle refresh for the entire Megane range in 2013 and improved its most potent version, the RS, in the following year.

The 2013 Megane Coupe GT has received a specific Malta Blue color, which was the only one available. The front bumper has been redesigned for a sportier look. The lower grille and the white headlight surrounds are specific to the GT and GT-Line cars, as are the black headlight masks.

The third generation of the Renault Megane was unveiled in 2008 as a hatchback with three or five-doors. Two years later, the French carmaker introduced the GT line.

When Renault introduced the first generation of the Megane Renault Sport, it became the ultimate hot-hatch on the market and remained there until its successor arrived in 2009.

The launch of the Renault Megane Coupe took place in September 2008 at the Paris Motor Show. Renault made a big step forward and designed a coupe that turned heads with its stylish, catchy look.

Renault introduced a facelift for the Megane's second generation in 2005 and, along with the five-door hatchback, the sedan, and the station wagon, the three-door version was upgraded as well.

Less than two years after the RS' introduction on the market in September 2004, Renault refreshed the hot-hatch lineup, but most of its changes were related to the car's look.

In January 2006, Renault introduced a facelifted version for the entire Megane range at the Brussels Motor Show. Renault prepared a special package named GT for the three-door version, which aimed at those who wanted a sportier version of the Megane but not as hard-core as the Megane RS.

Offered with either a three- or a five-door bodywork, the Megane RS rocked the hot-hatch arena and became everyone's favorite back in 2004 when it broke the covers of the magazines.

Renault introduced the second generation of its compact-segment contender Megane in 2002, and from the beginning, it offered it in two body shapes: hatchback and coupe.

Renault facelifted the entire Megane generation in 1999, preparing it for the Euro 3 emission standards, and the Coupe version was also upgraded.

When Renault introduced the Megane lineup in 1995, it tried to offer it in all shapes and sizes, and that also included a coupe, which appeared on the market in 1996.