Arkana Renault Hybrid Cars SUV
The Renault Arkana E-Tech arrives in Spain and these are its prices
The hybrid version of the Renault Arkana E-Tech arrives in Spain this June and offers new alternatives for enjoying this SUV with a coupé spirit.

The new Renault Arkana reached dealerships in March 2021 and has become a strong draw for those looking for a C-segment coupé-style SUV. So much so that around 4,000 visits to the brand’s dealerships were recorded in May, and of those, some 2,000 have turned into firm orders, if we add those sold in April. A real milestone in the launch of a Renault model. And now, to complete the range, it has launched the E-Tech versions, with a hybrid powertrain.
The hybrid variants of the Renault Arkana have the same size and functionality as the combustion engine versions, so everything is in place for them to be just as popular and efficient. It measures 4.57 metres long, 1.82 metres wide and 1.57 metres high, dimensions that account for the interior space and an attractive, dynamic look, thanks to its coupé spirit.

Interesting offer on mild-hybrid engines
Until now, the Renault Arkana was available with a 1.3 140 CV mild-hybrid engine, although in October the 1.3 TCe 160 CV mild-hybrid version will arrive. The version currently available comes in three trim levels: Intens, Zen and R.S. Line. Each of these variants has equipment that builds on the previous one, which you can find in the link accompanying this article.
After the launch of the entry model, now comes the launch of the hybrid version.
Renault Arkana E-Tech
This version full hybrid is equipped with a 1.6-litre engine delivering 91 CV, but it is joined by two electric motors. One of them, the main unit, delivers 36 kW, and an HSG motor of 15 kW. Working together, they reach a combined output of 142 CV, matching the Mild Hybrid versions, but with much more modest emissions and consumption.
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RENAULT ARKANA E-TECH
The battery used in these variants operates at 230 volts and has a capacity of 1.2 kWh. Combined consumption is 4.8 litres/100 km and it emits 108 g/km of CO2, which allows it to obtain the DGT ECO label, which sets the limit at 120 g/km.
As for prices, this is the complete list so far.
| TRIM LEVELS | PRICE INCLUDING TAXES | PRICE WITH DISCOUNT |
|---|---|---|
| Intens TCe 103 kW (140 CV) EDC Mild Hybrid | 27,080 euros | 25,745.30 euros |
| Zen TCe 103 kW (140 CV) EDC Mild Hybrid | 29,180 euros | 27,740.30 euros |
| R.S. Line TCe 103 kW (140 CV) EDC Mild Hybrid | 31,780 euros | 30,210.31 euros |
| Intens E-TECH Hybrid 103 kW (140 CV) | 28,480 euros | 27,074.57 euros |
| Zen E-TECH Hybrid 103 kW (140 CV) | 30,580 euros | 29,069.58 euros |
| R.S. Line E-TECH Hybrid 103 kW (140 CV) | 33,200 euros | 31,558.58 euros |
Technical specifications of this car
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