Clearance Sale: -24% Renault Megane EV40 (-€9,060)

Renault is mounting an offensive now that the Tesla Model 3 is no longer a threat in terms of pricing. The Megane E-Tech is breaking prices.

The majority of the bluffing poker game is entering a new dimension now that environmental bonuses have been cut. MG and Tesla are largely sidelined, and consumers will think twice before buying. They are also becoming more aware of the origin of certain products at a time when ecological consciousness is booming.

Having so far refused to engage in the price war, Renault seems to have changed its strategy. The new Scenic promises very aggressive prices compared to its features. The Megane E-Tech, whose success has been mixed, is launching an inventory clearance. Is there an evolution planned? One might think so, as the promotions are wildly generous.

Thus, Mobiwisy has found you this example sold on the brand’s website. With a catalog price of 40,600 euros, it is discounted to 36,540 euros… before bonuses. A final reduction of 9,060 euros to 31,540 euros. Nice! Or even 29,540 euros if you are eligible for an additional 2,000 euro bonus set aside for low-income earners.

In this case, it is the EV40 trim most suitable for daily use with the small 43 kWh battery and 130 horsepower motor. With a real consumption of about 15 kWh, the range will exceed 260 km in mixed cycle, and 300 km in city driving. The only downside is the relatively slow home charging speed: 7 kW. However, Optimum Charge versions, at 22 kW, are also available in stock for about 1,000 euros more. Ultimately, it depends on your daily usage. The 7 kW charge at home suffices, as a day at the office is enough to recharge to 100%.

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