2020 Renault Trafic first view

Some styling changes, a refreshed cab and a revised engine line-up identity the updated Renault Trafic medium van.

On the outside, the most obvious difference is a redesigned grille that’s now flanked by LED headlights. Inside, there’s better quality seat fabric, several satin chrome dashboard elements and improved LED lighting for the cargo area.

Renault Trafic SpaceClass (2020) Front Side

People-carrying versions will still be available. The utilitarian Trafic Passenger can be specified with up to nine seats, while the much more luxurious Trafic SpaceClass boasts leather upholstery, full carpeting, a 220-volt socket, metallic paint and alloy wheels.

Power is provided by a new 2.0 litre turbo-diesel engine that complies with Euro 6d-Temp emissions standards. Full technical details have yet to be released, but outputs vary from 118 bhp (88 kW / 120 PS) to 167 bhp (125 kW / 170 PS). As well as a manual gearbox, a six-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission is coming for certain variants.

The 2020 Trafic – which is going to be built exclusively in Sandouville, France – should arrive at dealers this September.

Renault Trafic Passenger (2020) SideRenault Trafic SpaceClass (2020) Dashboard

Renault Trafic SpaceClass (2020) InteriorRenault Trafic Passenger (2020) Front Side

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