As a mid-sized SUV (at 4,568mm long), the Arkana is up against the Cupra Formentor and the SEAT Ateca, Skoda Karoq and ...

It is equipped with seven airbags. The Arkana holds a maximum five-star ANCAP rating, but it is based on the 2019 crash test of the Renault Captur, with which it shares much of its underpinnings. This ...

or just over 615km based on the consumption recorded on test. What is the Renault Arkana like to drive? Powering the 2025 Renault Arkana is an unchanged 1.3-litre turbocharged four-cylinder petrol ...

the Arkana has a combined (city and highway) consumption figure of 6.0 litres per 100km which is pretty decent for this type and size of vehicle. CarsGuide’s road test, however, showed that, like the ...

while the Captur sat in the segment below and the Arkana’s coupe shape didn’t benefit practicality. With mid-size family SUVs being the most in-demand models, it’s no surprise that Renault ...