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Renault Grand Kangoo launches in France from €20,750

Renault has introduced the seven-seat Grand Kangoo to the French market, with prices starting at €20,750 and two diesel engine options available.

By Chris Wilson Updated
Renault Kangoo in La Poste livery, 2012
Renault Kangoo in La Poste livery, 2012 JLPC / CC BY-SA 3.0

Renault has introduced the Grand Kangoo to the French market, with prices beginning at €20,750 for the entry-level Authentique dCi 90. This new seven-seat MPV is designed to appeal to families and businesses that require a practical and versatile vehicle. The Grand Kangoo expands Renault’s line-up of multi-purpose vehicles, offering a passenger-focused alternative to the Kangoo Express Maxi Crew, which is more oriented towards commercial use.

Renault Grand Kangoo: Launch and Pricing

Trim Levels and Engine Options

The Grand Kangoo is available in two trims: Authentique and Privilege. Both trims are powered by Renault’s 1.5 dCi diesel engine, offered in two power outputs. The 90 HP version is available in the Authentique trim for €20,750, while the 110 HP version in the same trim is priced at €21,450. For those seeking more equipment, the Privilege trim starts at €22,550 for the dCi 90 and €23,250 for the dCi 110. All versions use a manual transmission, as no automatic gearbox is listed at launch.

Efficiency and Running Costs

Both engine variants are designed to keep operating costs manageable. The 90 HP model returns a claimed 5.1 litres per 100 km and emits 135 g/km of CO2. The more powerful 110 HP engine delivers 5.5 litres per 100 km and 144 g/km of CO2. These figures make the Grand Kangoo an attractive option for budget-conscious families and businesses looking to minimise fuel expenses and emissions.

Interior Flexibility and Practicality

A key feature of the Grand Kangoo is its modular interior. The vehicle can accommodate seven passengers, thanks to two independent, removable seats in the third row. This design allows owners to adapt the interior for either maximum passenger space or increased load capacity, depending on their needs. The flexibility is similar to that found in the Kangoo Express Maxi Crew, but the Grand Kangoo is intended for passenger comfort rather than commercial use.

Target Market and Segment Positioning

Renault positions the Grand Kangoo as a solution for families and businesses seeking a multi-purpose vehicle with a practical, adaptable interior. Its pricing undercuts several competitors in the seven-seat MPV segment, making it a strong option for buyers prioritising value and versatility. While the Renault Scénic and Grand Scénic also serve this market, the Grand Kangoo offers a more utilitarian approach, focusing on flexibility and efficiency over luxury features.

Comparison of Grand Kangoo Trims and Pricing

Grand Kangoo Trim and Engine Options
TrimEnginePower OutputPrice (EUR)
Authentique1.5 dCi90 HP20,750
Authentique1.5 dCi110 HP21,450
Privilege1.5 dCi90 HP22,550
Privilege1.5 dCi110 HP23,250

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