Renault Teases New Arkana Crossover Ahead Of 2018 Moscow Motor Show Debut

We had earlier told you that Renault is working on a new C-segment crossover for the Russian market, and will make its public debut at the 2018 Moscow Motor Show on August 29. At the time, Renault said that the new crossover will be a real breakthrough for the Russian SUV-market as it will be the first country to sell this new model. But, now, the company has teased a part of the new crossover and also officially announced the name. The new C-segment crossover from Renault will be called Arkana, and will gradually make it to the other markets as well. However, will it come to India is still unclear.
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Renault has not revealed much about the Renault Arkana, but expect it the design to be fresh from the previous cars from the French carmaker. However, Renault has announced that the new Arkana crossover will make its market debut in Russia sometime in 2019, and will gradually make it to the other markets.
Renault says that the name Arkana is derived from Latin ARCANUM which means 'Secret', and was used for centuries to mark events and phenomena of special significance. The company also says that the name Arkana underlines the uniqueness of the future crossover and its incredible magnetism and the model is associated with mystery, attractiveness and pioneer spirit.
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