Head over to Europe and you’re bound to see this van scurrying about. Only you might not recognize it. That’s because this product of a joint venture between the Renault-Nissan Alliance and General ...

The electrification trend is rapidly expanding in the light commercial vehicle segment, with more and more automakers unveiling EV-only vans. The latest example is Renault, adding another member to ...

This generation of Renault Trafic has been around for over a decade, but several major updates have kept it looking and feeling reasonably fresh. The latest was in 2022, ushering in an updated nose ...

The Renault Trafic has achieved first place in the What Van? 2014 Best Medium Van category. The commercial vehicle also received the What Van? 2014 Innovation Award for its wide-view mirror, designed ...

The Renault Trafic may be built at Vauxhall’s IBC plant in Luton but there’s no doubt that the original design is pure Renault – it looks almost as French as a snail baguette. The van has been a ...

The Renault Trafic 2019 prices range from $16,940 for the basic trim level Van Trafic Trader Life Swb (66Kw) to $35,420 for the top of the range Van Trafic L2 Lwb Crew Lifestyle (125Kw). The Renault ...

Having been facelifted in 2019, one might think that the current Renault Trafic will stick around for a few more years. However, the French automaker appears to have different plans for its ...

At the COP21 climate change summit currently taking place in Paris, a one-of-a-kind prototype Renault delivery van powered by second-life batteries taken from decommissioned electric cars is being ...

Renault is a huge name in the light commercial vehicle market, both in the UK and across Europe. The success of the Renault van range is something the company is rightly proud of, but it hasn’t come ...

The Renault Trafic 2007 prices range from $4,620 for the basic trim level Van Trafic SWB to $11,110 for the top of the range Van Trafic 2.0 DCi LWB. The Renault Trafic 2007 comes in Van. The Renault ...

Renault has a plan – and Britain’s van fleets will play a crucial role in making it succeed. The plan, agreed with Renault’s automotive guru Carlos Ghosn, defines the company’s growth until 2009. He ...