What Is The Size Of The Trunk Of The New Renault Boreal?

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 06/11/2025 at 12:12

Updated on 06/11/2025 at 12:15

Renault lança o Boreal no Brasil com porta-malas de 522 a 1.279 litros e produção inédita no Complexo Ayrton Senna

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The Renault Boreal Arrives in the Brazilian Market Bringing a Trunk That Stands Out for Its Capacity and Versatility, Offering Above-Average Space to Meet Different Usage Profiles and Generate Curiosity About the Real Volume

The new Renault Boreal has caught attention since its launch for combining unprecedented production in Brazil with a trunk that promises to surprise. The brand highlights that the space was designed to accommodate everything from daily use to long trips, creating expectations about the real capacity and reinforcing the proposal of versatility of the medium SUV.

New Renault Boreal

Renault introduced the Boreal, its new medium SUV, with production started at the Ayrton Senna Complex in Paraná. The location has become the first in the world to manufacture the model, which arrives in the Brazilian market this month before going to other countries.

The brand confirmed that Latin America, Turkey, and other regions will receive the vehicle starting next year. The launch is part of a R$ 2 billion investment made by the company in the country.

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Design and Proportions

The Renault Boreal comes to market as a medium SUV measuring 4.56 meters in length and 1.84 meters in width. The silhouette seeks balance in volumes, with a wheelbase of 2.70 meters, a height of 1.65 meters, and a slightly sloping roof.

Inside the car, space remains a highlight. The trunk offers 522 liters (VDA) of capacity and reaches 1,279 liters (VDA) with the seats folded, which enhances versatility for different types of use.

Equipment and Technology

The model offers a premium sound system from Harman Kardon, consisting of 10 speakers and acoustic tuning. The package also includes various driver assistance systems, such as lane-keeping alert, blind-spot alert, and automatic emergency braking.

Renault integrated a level 2 driving assistance package into the Boreal. The feature combines adaptive speed control with Stop&Go to active driver assist, allowing the SUV to maintain the lane and adjust the distance continuously and smoothly.

What Is The Size Of The Trunk Of The New Renault Boreal?

The Renault Boreal Arrives in the Brazilian Market Bringing a Trunk That Stands Out for Its Capacity and Versatility, Offering Above-Average Space to Meet Different Usage Profiles and Generate Curiosity About the Real Volume

New Renault Boreal

Design and Proportions

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