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Feb 16, 2024 at 4:29am ET
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Renault has unveiled its latest addition to the light commercial segment, and it’s electric. The Trafic E-Tech is a 100 per cent electric van, and it’s now available for pre-ordering in the United Kingdom. Priced from £34,500 plus VAT after accounting for the £5,000 PiVG (Plug-in Van Grant), official ordering will commence in June, with the first customer deliveries expected to roll out in September.
This electric iteration of the Trafic positions itself between the Kangoo E-Tech electric and Master E-Tech electric models in Renault's fully electric LCV lineup. The model offers customers a choice of three versions, including a high-roof model that fills a unique niche in the UK market.
Gallery: Renault Trafic E-Tech electric (UK spec)

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Powered by a 52-kWh lithium-ion battery, the Trafic E-Tech has a range of up to 186 miles (WLTP) on a single charge. Rapid DC charging up to 50 kW can fully recharge the battery in just about an hour, while a single-phase 7-kW AC charger offers versatility for home charging. Furthermore, 22 kW AC fast charging at public stations provides a 31-mile top-up (WLTP) in under 25 minutes.
Under the bonnet, the Trafic E-Tech features a 75-bhp electric motor delivering 155 lb-ft of instantly available torque. Just like any other modern electric vehicle, the conventional hydraulic braking system is augmented with an adaptive regenerative brake system, maximising energy recovery opportunities.
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In terms of versatility, the electric van offers two body lengths (5.08 and 5.48 metres) and two heights (1.967 and 2.498 metres), providing a load space ranging from 5.8 m³ to 8.9 m³. The long-wheelbase version accommodates loads of up to 4.15 metres in length, thanks to its clever load-through facility. The towing capacity is up to 920 kg, while the maximum payload is 1,222 kg.
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The standard equipment includes an EasyLink infotainment system with an 8.0-inch screen and DAB radio, manual air conditioning, full LED headlights, heated side mirrors, 16-inch steel rims, cruise control, and others.
Below is the full pricing of the Trafic E-Tech electric in the UK.
Model Basic price VAT Retail price PiVG Basic price after PiVG Retail after PiVG OTR charges OTR after PiVG SL30 E-Tech Advance £39,500 £7,900 £47,000 £5,000 £34,500 £42,400 £755 £43,155 LL30 E-Tech Advance £40,250 £8,050 £48,300 £5,000 £35,250 £43,300 £755 £44,055 LH30 E-Tech Advance £41,250 £8,250 £49,500 £5,000 £36,250 £44,500 £755 £45,255
Source: Renault
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