Compare every Renault Megane E-Tech variant sold new in Australia. Single variant, from $50,000 RRP. Side-by-side specs, ANCAP safety, fuel economy, EV range and charging, towing capacity, warranty and running costs, pricing sourced from the Renault Australian website and updated weekly.
Specifications, price and details for the Renault Megane E-Tech on sale in Australia.
The 2024 Renault Megane E-Tech is a compact electric SUV that suits Australian buyers seeking a practical family vehicle with genuine range credentials-its 440km WLTP range covers most daily commutes plus regional trips without constant charging anxiety. Its standout strength is the combination of reasonable space (440L boot, five seats) and genuine affordability for a modern EV with 5-star ANCAP safety and a five-year warranty. One thing to consider: at 1636kg with modest 160kW power, it prioritises efficiency over performance, so it won't feel sporty compared to petrol equivalents, though running costs around $1440 annually are significantly cheaper than traditional cars.
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Renault overhauls the Megane E-Tech for 2027. New 67kWh LFP cell-to-pack battery (up from 60kWh NMC), 500km WLTP (up from 454km), DC charging lifted from 130kW to 165kW, V2L standard, optional 22kW bi-directional AC, heat pump and battery preconditioning now standard. Single 220hp (about 162kW) front motor carries over, weight up about 100kg to 1,772kg. New chequered LED daytime running lights, dual 12-inch screens with Gemini AI. ANCAP not yet rated. Renault Australia confirms first half of 2027 for local showrooms, pricing and final spec to be announced. Current Megane E-Tech Techno EV60 still on sale, $54,990 RRP and $49,990 driveaway through 30 June 2026.

Renault's performance brand Alpine is coming back to Australia with the A390, a tri-motor all-wheel-drive electric sport fastback. The GT makes 294kW for a 4.8-second 0-100km/h, the GTS 350kW and 824Nm for 3.9 seconds and a 220km/h top speed. An 89kWh battery gives a 555km WLTP range, with up to 150kW (GT) or 190kW (GTS) DC fast charging. Alpine is taking expressions of interest; Australian pricing, timing and full specs are still to be announced. The A110 sports car and A290 hot hatch are not confirmed for Australia. ANCAP not yet rated.

Renault Australia locks in Symbioz pricing. Techno mild hybrid from $36,990, Techno full hybrid $42,990 and Esprit Alpine full hybrid $45,990 before on-roads. The 1.8L E-Tech full hybrid is Renault's first locally sold full hybrid, claiming 116kW combined, 4.7 L/100km and up to 1,000km on a 48-litre tank. Standout 563-litre boot, sliding rear bench and a Solarbay electrochromic roof on Esprit Alpine. Euro NCAP 5-star from 2024 carries over to ANCAP assessment pending. Orders open before end of June, showroom date July 2026.
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