Renault has introduced the compact Boreal crossover, based on the Dacia Bigster. This model launches a series of eight new products developed by the company for emerging markets to offset losses after leaving Russia. The car features an updated design and is adapted for a broad audience in 71 countries.
Boreal differs from Bigster with a more sloping roofline, giving it a modern look but reducing the trunk volume to 586 liters (1770 liters with the seats folded down). The crossover's dimensions are: length - 4556 mm, width - 1841 mm, height - 1650 mm, wheelbase - 2702 mm.
The interior is designed in the Renault style: a digital instrument panel and multimedia system are combined into a single panel, and the trim and controls have been modernized.
Initially, the Boreal is equipped with a 1.3 TCe petrol turbo engine with a power output from 138 to 156 hp, a 6-speed robotic gearbox, and front-wheel drive. A four-wheel drive version with a hybrid setup will be available later.
Production will be established in Brazil and Turkey.
Now on home
The model received a 136 hp engine with a manual transmission and is approved for taxi services
A step-by-step guide to restoring and protecting car headlights
The measure will provide up to 4,000 sales, but is controversial
Why lubricant, extensions, and impact wrenches can damage fasteners
The crossover has grown in size, received a new design and a hybrid powertrain
The premiere will take place on April 1 at the New York Auto Show
Why a large contact area does not guarantee better grip
568 2027 vehicles are potentially hazardous due to the incorrect operation of the electric drive
Members will have access to the development and testing of unique cars, as well as special events
Simple rules that not everyone knows
The power unit is designed for crossovers and is not suitable for classic bodies due to safety requirements
The car has lost more than 20% of its value in a few months due to reduced characteristics