Audi A7 vs Renault Megane

What's the difference?

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Audi A7
Audi A7

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2019 price

Renault Megane
Renault Megane

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2020 price

Summary

2019 Audi A7
2020 Renault Megane
Safety Rating

Engine Type
Turbo V6, 3.0L

Turbo 4, 1.8L
Fuel Type
Premium Unleaded/Electric

Premium Unleaded Petrol
Fuel Efficiency
7.3L/100km (combined)

8.0L/100km (combined)
Seating
5

5
Dislikes
  • Launching with top-spec petrol only
  • Still some options to pick
  • Some tech quibbles on launch

  • Not as good as previous RS Meganes
  • Four-wheel steering vagueness
  • Better options out there
2019 Audi A7 Summary

Audi is known as a design-led brand, and arguably no model in the line-up embodies that ethos more than the Audi A7 Sportback.

This all-new version of Audi's largest swoopy five-door hatchback takes the concept of the original first-generation version and, rather than reinventing the idea, reimagines it with a more modern and even more style-focused look, inside and out.

And it's a very convincing execution, indeed.

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2020 Renault Megane Summary

The Renault Megane RS is still here, in case you were wondering. 

You may have let it slip your mind in recent times, because there’s been a lot of action in the hot hatch scene with the release of the new-generation Ford Focus ST, a fond farewell to the VW Golf R, and consistent talk of the upcoming Toyota Corolla GR hot hatch.

The Megane RS is more than just ‘here’, though. The RenaultSport Megane hatch range has expanded in recent times, and we’ve just spent some time with the Trophy model which first arrived in Australia late in 2019.

It is certainly keeping its presence known in 2020 Renault Megane RS Trophy spec, which represents the most powerful and fastest version of the standard model range before you get to the rip-snorting (and eye-wateringly expensive) Trophy R. 

So what’s it like? Read on and you’ll find out all about it.

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