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Renault has launched a new and exclusive variant of the popular Trafic van with the Graphite Edition.
The Graphite Edition will be a model sold only in the UK and brings several upgrades over the standard Trafic model.
Its exterior boasts 17-inch black alloy wheels, a rear spoiler, side steps, Graphite Edition decals and the van is finished off in a shade of Slate Grey paintwork.
The cabin is complemented by premium faux leather seats, while the door sills and dashboard feature ‘Graphite Edition’ badging.
In terms of equipment, the Graphite Edition comes with a flurry of on-board safety systems such as adaptive cruise control, blind spot monitoring and traffic sign recognition.
The vehicle will be available in short- and long-wheel-base panel van configurations and there is a choice of powertrains on offer.
The ‘Blue DCi 150’ is a 2.0-litre turbocharged diesel engine that develops 148bhp and is paired to a six-speed manual gearbox, while the ‘Blue DCi 170’ is the same engine, but power increases to 168bhp and is equipped with a nine-speed automatic transmission.
The Renault Trafic Graphite Edition is available to order now with prices starting at £46,115 and rising to £50,315.
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