Images: Renault X95 Megane (2010-16)
Released in September 2010, the Renault X95 Phase I (X95.I) Megane was a small, five-door hatchback. Manufactured in Bursa, Turkey, the front-wheel drive X95.I Megane was initially available with a 2.0-litre four-cylinder petrol engine that was mated to either a six-speed manual or a continuously variable transmission (CVT). In September 2011, the range was expanded with the introduction of 1.5-litre turbo-diesel engines, mated to six-speed double-clutch transmissions. Furthermore, the X95 Megane was available in entry-level Dynamique and better-equipped Privilege variants. In July 2012, limited-run Sport Editions werReleased… Read full Renault X95 Megane review
Images: Renault X95.II Megane (2013-14)
Released in July 2013, the Renault X95 Phase II (X95.II) Megane hatchback was manufactured in Palencia, Spain, and could be identified by its gloss black bumper with reshaped air intake and chrome detailing; the GT-Line and Privilege variants were also fitted with LED daytime running lights. In October 2013, the X95.II Megane range was expanded with the introduction of turbocharged 1.2-litre four-cylinder engines that were mated to six-speed manual transmissions.
Images: Renault X95.III Megane (2014-16)
Released in Australia in July 2014, the Renault X95 Phase III (X95.III) Megane introduced a revised range that included turbocharged GT 220 variants. The Renault X95.III Megane could be identified by its front mask which featured elliptical headlights, an upper grille which spanned the distance between the headlights, a larger ‘Renault’ badge and a full-width lower grille.
