Renault Talisman: New images of the brand's new saloon

The new saloon from Renault is called the Talisman, and we have already discussed it on several occasions. It is a D-segment saloon and is ready to carve out a place among buyers looking for this type of vehicle. The car was unveiled in July and has quickly become the subject of several articles, and we look forward to seeing it in full detail on our roads.
Several months still remain before its sales begin in Spain, which will not happen until December, but more and more people are interested in this intriguing model. Its styling follows the design language the French brand has used in its latest models, and as we have seen, it is a car with a very attractive look. We hope it will be as popular as the company’s other models have been, which rarely disappoint those who choose them.
The Renault Talisman replaces the Laguna, a model that has reached the end of its life cycle and has been removed from the French company’s range. Its exterior has been streamlined, becoming very similar to a coupé. With these details, we already know the model will have a presence that stands out from other Renault models, a brand aimed at the average user who seeks reliability and good service, something the French brand usually delivers.

The Talisman will offer many features designed to make driving more enjoyable. Highlights include the 7-inch digital instrument display, the integrated R-Link2 multimedia system with an 8.7-inch screen, a colour Head-Up Display on the windscreen, BOSE Surround sound and hands-free parking system, among others.
It also features Multi-Sense technology, which adapts the driving to the driver’s preferences and combines the 4Control four-wheel steering system with adaptive damping, improving the feel of the saloon at the wheel. We hope this image gallery helps give a closer idea of the car before it reaches dealerships.
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Renault Talisman
Source | Renault
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Ponen en un Berlina que se supone que tiene que ser más lujoso que la gama Laguna, motres de Seat Panda!! Que pena, lástima de coche, bonito diseño pero mal motor