Restyled Laguna makes world debut in Paris

Renault has updated its Laguna model. The French brand is presenting the restyled version in both saloon and estate bodies. The new Laguna received a new front end and becomes more environmentally-friendly thanks to the use of Renault’s eco² engines including the dCi 110 which emits just 120g/km of CO2.

On the new Laguna, Renault’s four-wheel steering 4Control system will be in sight of a higher number of customers. The French brand wants to offer a more attractive model than ever before, relying on quality, reliability and safety. The new Laguna is set to go on sale in November.

In terms of look, the new Laguna receives a new front-end, with 'eyelid' headlights, wide foglamps long bonnet and pearlescent black grille. The Laguna now uses more chrome trimming to highlight the design of the model.

In the interior, Renault has focused on details, while offering new, sportier, mixed upholsteries. The brand elevates the standards in the finishes inside the Laguna thanks to the selection of materials and colours employed for the trim.

The new Laguna features Renault’s four-wheel steering 4Control chassis that delivers better cornering precision, driveability and obstacle avoidance ability, manoeuvrability, stability and safety.

This technology will now be available to more customers as it will be offered with a choice of five powerplants: one petrol engine (the 2-litre turbo automatic) and four diesels (dCi 130, dCi 150, dCi 180 and the new dCi 175, again with automatic transmission), depending on country.

The engine range of the new Laguna is completed by the two-litre E85 petrol engine and the dCi 110. Four of the engines available are now badged with Renault’s eco² signature. One of those engines is the dCi 110 that has a fuel consumption of 4.7 litres/100km, equivalent to CO2 emissions of 120g/km.