UK prices for the 2019 Renault Kadjar

Renault has confirmed prices and specifications for the updated Kadjar, which is due to arrive at dealers in February 2019.

As part of its subtle mid-life facelift, this compact SUV gains redesigned bumpers, a broader front grille, full LED rear light clusters and, on some models, LED headlights.

Renault Kadjar (2019) Front Side

Inside, the changes include more supportive seats, bigger door bins and a better quality feel for many of the touch points. In particular, the air conditioning, electric window and door mirror switches have all been refreshed.

The adoption of Renault’s ‘EasyLife’ philosophy has resulted in a slightly simplified trim grade structure. Consequently, customers will be able to choose from Play, Iconic, S-Edition and GT Line variants.

Renault Kadjar (2019) RearRenault Kadjar (2019) Dashboard

Standard equipment highlights across the line-up are:
  • Play – 17” alloy wheels, automatic lights and wipers, a 7” colour infotainment touchscreen, cruise control, automatic climate control and rear parking sensors.
  • Iconic – As Play plus 19” alloy wheels, hands-free door lock operation, a DAB radio, satellite navigation, front parking sensors and a reversing camera.
  • S-Edition – As Iconic plus LED headlights and a panoramic sunroof.
  • GT Line – As S-edition plus blind spot warning, leather upholstery, heated front seats, puddle lamps and a 360ยบ camera array.
Renault Kadjar (2019) SideRenault Kadjar (2019) Front

In terms of engines, the big news is the introduction of two 1.3 litre, four-cylinder, turbocharged petrol units that were developed in collaboration with Daimler. A couple of turbo-diesel options are the alternatives.

Petrol engines TCe 140 TCe 160
Capacity 1,332 cc 1,332 cc
Transmission 6-speed manual 7-speed EDC automatic 6-speed manual
Drive 2WD 2WD 2WD
Power 138 bhp
(103 kW / 140 PS) 		157 bhp
(117 kW / 160 PS)
Torque 240 Nm
(177 lb/ft) 		260 Nm
(191 lb/ft)
Combined cycle* 47.9 mpg
(5.9 l/100km) 		51.3 mpg
(5.5 l/100km) 		47.9 mpg
(5.9 l/100km)
0-62 mph
(100 km/h) 		10.4 secs 9.6 secs 9.9 secs
Top speed 126 mph
(203 km/h) 		126 mph
(203 km/h) 		130 mph
(210 km/h)
Diesel engines Blue dCi 115 Blue dCi 150
Capacity 1,461 cc 1,749 cc
Transmission 6-speed manual 7-speed EDC automatic 6-speed manual
Drive 2WD 2WD 2WD or 4WD
Power 113 bhp
(85 kW / 115 PS) 		148 bhp
(110 kW / 150 PS)
Torque 260 Nm
(191 lb/ft) 		340 Nm
(250 lb/ft)
Combined cycle* 65.7 mpg
(4.3 l/100km) 		67.2 mpg
(4.2 l/100km) 		TBC
0-62 mph
(100 km/h) 		11.7 secs 11.5 secs TBC
Top speed 117 mph
(189 km/h) 		117 mph
(189 km/h) 		TBC
*Equivalent NEDC values derived from WLTP figures.

Starting prices range from £20,595 to just under £30k.

2019 Renault Kadjar
UK on-the-road prices
Trim grade and powertrain OTR
Play TCe 140 £20,595
Play TCe 140 EDC Auto £22,095
Play Blue dCi 115 £22,495
Play Blue dCi 115 EDC Auto £23,995
Iconic TCe 140 £22,095
Iconic TCe 140 EDC Auto £23,595
Iconic TCe 160 £22,895
Iconic Blue dCi 115 £23,995
Iconic Blue dCi 115 EDC Auto £25,495
S-Edition TCe 140 £23,595
S-Edition TCe 140 EDC Auto £25,095
S-Edition TCe 160 £24,395
S-Edition Blue dCi 115 £25,495
S-Edition Blue dCi 115 EDC Auto £26,995
GT Line TCe 140 £25,095
GT Line TCe 140 EDC Auto £25,895
GT Line TCe 160 £26,595
GT Line Blue dCi 115 £26,995
GT Line Blue dCi 115 EDC Auto £28,495
GT Line Blue dCi 150 £27,995
GT Line Blue dCi 150 4WD £29,995

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