Renault Trafic Escapade: The Weekend Van
- Published on 08/11/2025 16:47
- Modified on 08/11/2025 16:49
Renault unveiled a new evolution of its Trafic Escapade at the Van Life Expo in Bordeaux.
Assembled in Sandouville, this adventurous Transit embodies the French manufacturer’s response to the growing enthusiasm for versatile vehicles capable of combining daily mobility with weekend getaways.
Designed as a living vehicle, the Trafic Escapade stands out with its redesigned interior layout. It retains its seven modular seats and bench that converts into a double bed, while now incorporating a compact kitchen module. This includes an integrated gas burner, a retractable sink with shower head, a 5-liter fresh water tank, and several storage spaces, offering genuine autonomy for travelers seeking freedom.
Trafic, Chic, Practical
Offered in two trims – Evolution and Iconic – the Trafic Escapade steps up with modern features such as 17-inch alloy wheels, a rearview camera, an induction charger, and the Easy Link multimedia system featuring an 8-inch screen and wireless connectivity. The latest-generation driver assistance systems and automatic climate control complete this package focused on comfort and safety.
Under the hood, two Blue dCi engines are available: 150 hp with a manual or EAG9 automatic transmission, and 170 hp exclusively paired with the automatic transmission. Two body lengths are offered to adapt the vehicle to different uses.
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Approved as a campervan (VASP) category vehicle, the Trafic Escapade illustrates Renault’s commitment to supporting the growing leisure van segment, blending practical mobility with a taste for adventure. Sales in Europe are scheduled for early 2026, with pricing to be announced later.
This page is translated from the original post "Renault Trafic Escapade : le van du week-end" in French.
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