With the update, both the Hybrid E-Tech and 1.6 GTe versions are offered in a single Iconic trim as the company streamlined specifications. Front ventilated seats are now standard, and Renault Korea lowered the price of the optional Camel Brown synthetic leather seat package.
The 2027 Arkana comes standard with 17-inch dark gray alloy wheels aimed at improving fuel efficiency. The Hybrid E-Tech is rated at 17.4 kilometers per liter in combined fuel economy, while the 1.6 GTe is rated at 13.6 kilometers per liter.
Renault Korea said the Hybrid E-Tech incorporates hybrid know-how from Renault Group’s F1 cars and expects real-world fuel economy to exceed the official rating.
Driver convenience features were also upgraded. The OpenR Link navigation system supports wireless Apple CarPlay and Google Android Auto and provides real-time T Map navigation information. Advanced driver assistance systems are included as standard.
To mark the launch, Renault Korea is offering a “New Start” special support benefit to buyers this month. The benefit applies if the buyer or a family member has had a birth, school enrollment, marriage or newly obtained driver’s license since Jan. 1, 2026. The company is also running a new-model promotion that includes up to three years of interest-free installments for the Arkana 1.6 GTe.
Based on prices reflecting a cut in the individual consumption tax, the 2027 Renault Arkana starts at 33,129,000 won for the Hybrid E-Tech (with eco-friendly vehicle tax benefits applied) and 26.4 million won for the 1.6 GTe.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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