Updated Renault Megane E-Tech Electric Hatchback Priced for Australian Buyers
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Renault has announced the price of its updated Megane E-Tech electric hatchback for Australia. The car will cost $55,990 plus on-road costs (ORCs) before it returns to showrooms across the country.
On-road costs are the extra fees that drivers pay on top of the list price. These usually include registration, stamp duty and dealer charges. Because these costs vary from state to state, the final price for a buyer will depend on where they live. The Megane E-Tech is an electric car, so it does not use petrol and produces no tailpipe emissions while driving.
The Megane E-Tech is part of a growing group of electric vehicles now being offered to Australian drivers. Many buyers are looking at electric cars as fuel prices change and more charging stations are built in cities and regional areas. The return of the model gives people another option in the electric hatchback market, which is becoming more competitive.
The updated Megane E-Tech is expected to reach dealers soon. Buyers who are interested should check with their local Renault dealership for the latest details about features, delivery times and final prices.
Sources: Carsales
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