UK prices for the 2020 Renault Koleos

Renault has confirmed prices and specifications for its updated Koleos SUV, which gains revised front-end styling, a more refined interior and new powertrains.

Renault Koleos (2020) Front Side

A simple line-up comprises just two trim grades.

As standard, the Iconic comes with LED headlights, 18” two-tone alloy wheels, a hands-free parking function and active emergency braking with pedestrian detection. Also included are a two-stage reclining rear seat back, dual-zone climate control, automatic lights and wipers, a 7” infotainment screen, satellite navigation and a reversing camera.

In addition, the GT Line alternative features electrically-adjustable and heated front seats, leather upholstery, a bigger 8.7” portrait infotainment screen, a powered tailgate and larger 19” wheels.

Renault Koleos (2020) DashboardRenault Koleos (2020) Rear Side

Customers will be able to choose from a couple of Blue dCi diesel engines that are both mated to an Auto X-Tronic continuously-variable transmission.

Capacity 1.7 litre 2.0 litre
Drive Front wheels All Mode 4x4-i
Power 148 bhp
(110 kW / 150 PS) 		187 bhp
(140 kW / 190 PS)
Torque 340 Nm
(250 lb/ft) 		380 Nm
(280 lb/ft)
0-62 mph
(100 km/h) 		11.8 secs 10.1 secs
Top speed 118 mph
(190 km/h) 		123 mph
(198 km/h)
WLTP combined 45.5 - 46.3 mpg
(6.2 - 6.1 I/100km) 		40.3 - 40.9 mpg
(7.0 - 6.9 l/100km)
CO2 143 g/km 150 g/km

Orders for the 2020 Koleos can be placed at Renault dealers now. On-the-road prices start from £28,195:
  • Iconic dCi 150 2WD Auto X-Tronic – £28,195
  • GT Line dCi 150 2WD Auto X-Tronic – £30,195
  • Iconic dCi 190 4WD Auto X-Tronic – £31,195
  • GT Line dCi 190 4WD Auto X-Tronic – £33,195
Deliveries are due to begin in November.

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