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Renault Arkana already has prices for the Portuguese market

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Discovered two years ago at the Moscow showroom and still exclusive to markets like Russia or South Korea (where it is sold as the Samsung XM3), this Renault Arcana almost reaches the Portuguese market, and now we know how much it will cost.

Developed on the basis of the CMF-B platform used by the new Clio and Captur, Arkana “European” will have prices from 31,600 euros in our country.

Beyond the obvious aesthetic differences, the Arkana is, after all, an SUV coupe, there are many similarities between this model and the Captur, starting with the interior, which is practically modeled after the latest generation of the B-French brand. SUV.

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Electrification is the way

The lineup of the new Renault Arkana in Portugal will consist of two engines – TCe 140 EDC and hybrid E-Tech 145 – and three equipment levels: Business, Intens and RS Line.

In the TCe 140 EDC variant, the Arkana has a 1.3-liter turbocharged four-cylinder petrol engine coupled with a 12-volt mild-hybrid system consisting of an alternator / starter motor and a small lithium-ion battery mounted under the rear seat.

This system will have a maximum power output of 140 hp. (later 160 hp) and 260 Nm of maximum torque, while power will be transmitted exclusively to the front wheels via a seven-speed EDC dual clutch. Renault claims an average consumption of 5.8 l / 100 km and a top speed of 205 km / h.

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The hybrid version, called the E-Tech, uses the same mechanics as the Clio E-Tech. This means it uses a 1.6L naturally aspirated petrol engine, two electric motors powered by a 1.2 kWh battery, and a clutchless multimode gearbox.

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The end result is a maximum power of 143 hp. and a consumption of 4.9 l / 100 km on the combined cycle.

Three levels of equipment

The entry into the Arkana lineup is marked with the Business version, which comes standard with 100% LED headlights, 17-inch alloy wheels, a 7-inch EASY LINK multimedia system (compatible with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay) and a reversing camera.

In the chapter on safety, we highlight a safe distance warning, an overspeeding warning with road sign recognition, a speed controller and speed limiter, an active emergency braking system with pedestrian and cyclist detection, an accidental crossing safety system and a parking aid system.

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For another 2100 euros you can make Refresh for the Intens equipment level, which adds 18-inch alloy wheels, EASY LINK infotainment system with 9.3-inch vertical touchscreen, 10-inch instrument cluster, Multi-Sense system, black upholstery and steering wheel, and leather shift knob gear.

In the area of ​​safety, in addition to the Business equipment, the highlight is the blind spot warning, rear obstacle warning and adaptive cruise control.

RS Line version

As always in the offerings of the French brand, the RS Line version tries to enhance the sporty character of this Arkana, which at this level of equipment acquires several specific details such as more aggressive bumpers, dual exhaust, black exterior mirrors and badges version identifiers.

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In the passenger compartment, there are more specific RS Line embellishments, starting with red accents on the steering wheel and dashboard, aluminum pedals and red stitching on the door panels, seats and center armrest.

In terms of technology, there is nothing new compared to the Intens version, but in terms of comfort, the RS Line has an advantage: the front seats are upholstered in electrically adjustable and heated Alcantara, and the steering wheel is heated.

In the Business and Intens versions, the introduction of the side obstacle warning system and Easy Park Assist (hands-free parking) are also noteworthy.

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Pricing

Renault Arkana, already available for order in our country, costs from 31,600 euros for the Business version associated with the TCe 140 EDC engine:

  • Business TCe 140 EDC – 31,600 euros;
  • Business E-Tech 145 – 33,100 euros;
  • Intense TCe 140 EDC – 33,700 euros;
  • E-Tech Intens 145 – 35,200 euros;
  • RS Line TCe 140 EDC – 36,300 euros;
  • RS Line E-Tech 145 – 37,800 euros.

The first deliveries of Renault Arkana are scheduled for the end of June.

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