MPG 42.2
0-62 MPH 176g/km
0-62 MPH 14.3s
P11D £37,060
Per Month £376
MPG 42.2
0-62 MPH 177g/km
0-62 MPH 14.3s
P11D £37,960
Per Month £382
MPG 42.2
0-62 MPH 176g/km
0-62 MPH 14.3s
P11D £38,860
Per Month £391
MPG 42.2
0-62 MPH 177g/km
0-62 MPH 14.3s
P11D £39,760
Per Month £396
MPG 42.2
0-62 MPH 177g/km
0-62 MPH 13.8s
P11D £39,760
Per Month £399
MPG 41.5
0-62 MPH 179g/km
0-62 MPH 14.3s
P11D £40,960
Per Month £404
MPG 42.2
0-62 MPH 177g/km
0-62 MPH 13.8s
P11D £40,660
Per Month £405
MPG 42.2
0-62 MPH 177g/km
0-62 MPH 13.8s
P11D £41,560
Per Month £406
MPG 40.9
0-62 MPH 182g/km
0-62 MPH 11.6s
P11D £40,360
Per Month £407
MPG 41.5
0-62 MPH 177g/km
0-62 MPH 13.8s
P11D £42,460
Per Month £411
MPG 40.9
0-62 MPH 182g/km
0-62 MPH 11.6s
P11D £41,260
Per Month £412
MPG 40.9
0-62 MPH 182g/km
0-62 MPH 11.6s
P11D £42,160
Per Month £421
MPG 40.9
0-62 MPH 182g/km
0-62 MPH 11.6s
P11D £43,060
Per Month £427
MPG 40.9
0-62 MPH 188g/km
0-62 MPH 13.8s
P11D £43,660
Per Month £432
MPG 40.9
0-62 MPH 182g/km
0-62 MPH 10.6s
P11D £44,860
Per Month £438
MPG 40.9
0-62 MPH 181g/km
0-62 MPH 13.8s
P11D £45,460
Per Month £439
MPG 40.9
0-62 MPH 182g/km
0-62 MPH 10.6s
P11D £45,760
Per Month £442
MPG 41.5
0-62 MPH 177g/km
0-62 MPH 13.8s
P11D £45,700
Per Month £452
MPG 41.5
0-62 MPH 178g/km
0-62 MPH 13.8s
P11D £46,600
Per Month £457
MPG 39.8
0-62 MPH 186g/km
0-62 MPH 10.6s
P11D £48,760
Per Month £470
MPG 40.9
0-62 MPH 182g/km
0-62 MPH 10.6s
P11D £49,000
Per Month £483
MPG 40.9
0-62 MPH 182g/km
0-62 MPH 10.6s
P11D £49,900
Per Month £487
MPG 40.9
0-62 MPH 182g/km
0-62 MPH 11.6s
P11D £48,670
Per Month £562
MPG 40.4
0-62 MPH 183g/km
0-62 MPH 10.6s
P11D £50,470
Per Month £575
MPG 40.4
0-62 MPH 183g/km
0-62 MPH 11.6s
P11D £50,320
Per Month £581
MPG 40.4
0-62 MPH 184g/km
0-62 MPH 10.6s
P11D £52,120
Per Month £595
MPG 41.5
0-62 MPH 179g/km
0-62 MPH 16.5s
P11D £43,060
Per Month £738
MPG 40.9
0-62 MPH 181g/km
0-62 MPH 16.5s
P11D £44,710
Per Month £761
MPG 40.9
0-62 MPH 180g/km
0-62 MPH 13.6s
P11D £45,040
Per Month £769
MPG 40.9
0-62 MPH 182g/km
0-62 MPH 13.6s
P11D £46,690
Per Month £792
MPG 40.9
0-62 MPH 182g/km
0-62 MPH 13.6s
P11D £46,840
Per Month £795
MPG 40.4
0-62 MPH 184g/km
0-62 MPH 13.6s
P11D £48,490
Per Month £817

Renault Trafic FAQs

The L1 panel van provides approximately 5.8m³, while the L2 can provide up to around 7.8m³. The crew van offers approximately 4m³ behind its second seating row.

Current panel-van models can provide payload capacity of around 1.1 tonnes. The exact figure varies by engine, gearbox, length, trim and fitted equipment.

The L1 is the shorter model and is easier to manoeuvre. The L2 provides additional cargo length and up to approximately 7.8m³ of load volume.

The short-wheelbase Trafic is approximately 5.08 metres long. The long-wheelbase version is approximately 5.48 metres long.

Standard cargo-floor length is approximately 2.54 metres in the L1 and 2.94 metres in the L2. With the load-through bulkhead, maximum length increases to around 3.75 and 4.15 metres respectively.

Current low-roof panel vans are approximately 1.97 metres high when unladen. This may allow access beneath some two-metre restrictions, but clearance signage and the vehicle’s actual height must always be checked.

Yes. Selected Blue dCi 150 and Blue dCi 170 models are available with a nine-speed automatic transmission.

The current panel-van range includes 2.0-litre Blue dCi engines producing 130PS, 150PS or 170PS, depending on the gearbox and derivative.

Yes. Selected models can tow a braked trailer weighing up to approximately 2,500kg. Some derivatives have a lower limit, so the specific vehicle documentation must be checked.

Yes. The current L2 crew van can carry up to six people while retaining a separate rear cargo compartment.

The current L2H1 crew van provides approximately 4m³ of load volume and around 1.82 metres of cargo-floor length.

Yes. The Trafic Passenger can carry up to nine occupants, depending on seating configuration.

Renault has revealed a completely new Trafic E-Tech Electric. Its provisional specifications include up to 279 miles of range, but final UK availability, certification and pricing should be confirmed.

No. The new Trafic E-Tech Electric introduces a completely different body design, electric platform and 800-volt architecture. The existing diesel Trafic remains a separate model.

Yes. The Trafic can be converted for chilled or frozen transport. Refrigeration and insulation will reduce the remaining payload.

Yes. Commercial racking, lining, storage and mobile-workshop equipment can be installed. Their weight must be deducted from the available payload.

Most panel-van configurations provide up to three front seats, including the driver. Exact seating depends on the specified passenger-seat arrangement.

Most Trafic vans have a maximum authorised mass below 3,500kg and can normally be driven using a standard Category B licence. Drivers should still check their licence entitlement and the vehicle’s plated weight.

An optional maintenance package may be available. Depending on the agreement, it can cover scheduled servicing, routine maintenance and replacement tyres, subject to the provider’s terms.

Yes. MPH can provide leasing options for eligible sole traders, partnerships and limited companies, subject to status and credit approval.

Yes. MPH Vehicle Solutions can assist with a single Trafic or a larger fleet requirement, including mixed panel-van, crew-van and passenger configurations.