Renault unveils its new D-segment saloon: Talisman

Renault unveils its new D-segment saloon: Talisman

 The Renault Talisman, together with the Estate version, which features the same qualities as the saloon, is poised to play an active part in the renewal and upgrading of Renault’s high-end range. Both vehicles will be manufactured at the firm’s Douai plant in France. Following its unveil to the media on 6th July, 2015, the Renault Talisman (along with the Estate version) will be presented at this year’s Frankfurt Motor Show, which opens its gates to the public on 17th September.

OneShift Editorial Team
OneShift Editorial Team
13 Jul 2015

The Renault Talisman features a unique combination of:

  • Assertive styling: sleek, elegant lines.
  • A warm, spacious cabin: ample room for all occupants and front seats among the very best in the Talisman’s class, plus an impressively big boot.
  • Comfort-enhancing innovations: a seven-inch digital instrument display under the dashboard cowling, R-Link2 with 8.7-inch screen, colour head-up display technology, BOSE Surround Sound and hands-free parking.

Innovations for intense enjoyment include the Multi-Sense technology to match the mood of the driver. The Talisman is the only D-segment saloon car to combine 4Control four-wheel steering with active damping, allowing it to deliver unique road manners, plus safe, dynamic, agile handling, and outstanding ride comfort.

The Talisman is powered by efficient, high-performance small-displacement engines. The Talisman’s comprehensive range of engine options includes the Energy TCe 200 petrol unit and the Energy dCi 160 and Energy dCi 130 diesels that can also be specified for the new Espace. What’s more, these engines perform even better in the Talisman, which is some 200kg lighter than Renault’s large crossover. Boasting latest-generation technologies such as direct petrol injection and steel pistons, the Talisman’s engines offer both first-rate driving enjoyment and low fuel consumption.

Five alloy wheel designs (depending on the market): 16-inch Sequence wheels, 17-inch Bayadere wheels, 18-inch Erbé Grey diamond-effect Duetto wheels, 19-inch Erbé Grey diamond-effect Alizarine wheels and 19-inch black Initiale Paris diamond-effect wheels.

Reinterpreting classical design cues to reflect the themes of the exterior styling, Renault’s designers conceived an interior that is welcoming and high in quality. Visually, the cabin is divided into three horizontal planes, which serve to structure the space within the vehicle.

The Talisman will be available for sale worldwide from the end of the year.

Credits: Oneshift News Team

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