Renault Megane E-TECH Plug-In Hybrid 2021 Review

Renault Megane E-TECH Plug-In Hybrid 2021
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Different brands have different perceptions of the right way forward when it comes to electrifying family hatchbacks and compact estates or SUVs. In this case, we have Renault championing plug-in hybrid tech with the Megane. But over at Peugeot, they prefer a full-EV solution for this class of car. And at Ford, conventional engines are retained, lightly embellished by mild hybrid technology. If you're out to buy a more eco-conscious car in this segment, you'd be forgiven for being a little confused.
Still, Renault's solution with its Megane E-TECH PHEV is at least easy to get your head around. A plug-in set-up offering up to 30 miles of WLTP-rated all-electric range - quite enough to cover most people's daily commute; a 1.6-litre petrol engine to smoothly cut in when that range is exhausted; and a price tag that's much more affordable than that of the car that's hitherto emphasised the plug-in family hatch, Volkswagen's Golf GTE.
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[@carlos76437]

Just achieved 3000 km on my Captur (which shares the same engine) and I still have 1/4 of the full tank of fuel I filled the day I got it. My daily commute is less than 20 km, so this is perfect for me. But there's no way I'd be buying a pure EV.

[@niceboy60]

Do you plug it every day 🤔 I mean what happens if you don't plug it , does works well as an hybrid ?

[@SamFreeze69]

5600km 0.9ltr /100km

[@grkantrker]

Can I ask you how do you charge it how often do you have a charger in your house or office park?