For the second year running, Renault Modus won the ‘Small MPV’ category in the Environmental Transport Association’s (ETA) ‘Green Car Awards’. ETA had a hard decision to make, as it had more than ...

An interesting scoop came from Team-BHP where member JRAJE has managed to expose what many believed is Renault India's 3rd car for the Indian market. It seems like Renault is testing the blue mini MPV ...

This Renault Grand Modus still has only five seats like the non-Grand version, but there's more room inside for passengers to stretch out, and the boot's bigger than in the standard Modus, too. Even ...

Some buyers will be put off buying a Renault Modus because of its looks - its high sides and ungainly stance make it appear a bit awkward. However, these buyers will be missing out, because the Modus ...

The recognition for Renault’s environmental commitment continues with yet another accolade, this time the honour is for Modus as the winner in the ‘Small MPV’ category in the Environmental Transport ...

PARIS -- French carmaker Renault said on Thursday it had received 65,000 orders in Western Europe for its new Modus super-mini in the model's first three months. The Modus, a roomier, more expensive ...

Just after the launch of Renault Koleos, a new hatchback seems to be on the cards for Indian market from the French car-maker Renault. The new hatchback christened as Renault Modus, has been recently ...

Renault’s Modus, just launched at motor shows in Madrid and Birmingham, forms the advance guard for a new generation of small cars. Emphasising space and versatility the five-door Modus goes on sale ...

Renault’s original Modus went down rather well when it came out. It was a funky, practical little MPV with some nifty touches, such as a boot-mounted shopping chute and some clever storage solutions.

To make a mark in the Indian car market, a car manufacturer needs to launch a small car in the country and that is what Renault India is planning to do. Renault India will soon launch its small car, ...

Renault have made a habit of being one step ahead of the motoring public. When they created the first proper people-carrier, it was roundly condemned as a fad. A mere van with windows which would ...