2023 Renault Megane E-Tech EV60 5-door electric hatchback

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This is my 2023 Renault Megane E-Tech EV60 — I’ve had it for a couple of years now and it’s been a solid daily driver. I’m parting ways with it because I’ve moved to a new place and just need to make room for a different kind of car.

It’s got a 60kWh battery and 160kW motor, so it’s got plenty of range and performance. The 12.3-inch driver display and 9-inch touchscreen are clean and easy to use, with navigation and over-the-air updates — I actually love how it keeps improving over time.

The car has Level 2 autonomous features: adaptive cruise, lane centering, blind spot alerts, and lane keep assist with solid line detection. There’s also a drowsiness alert and emergency call (e-Call), which I found useful on long drives.

Inside, it’s got a nice layout — heated front seats, a fabric interior made from recycled materials, and a bit of smart touches like heated mirrors, ambient lighting, and USB ports all over. The rear has a seat bench, three head restraints, and a rear camera. There’s even a wireless phone charger and a 12V socket in the front.

It’s got a lot of tech under the hood — things like traffic sign recognition, speed limit display, automatic headlights, and a smart steering wheel with cruise control. The audio is Arkamys with six speakers and digital radio, and the rear side doors and wing mirrors are styled to look clean and modern.

I’ve used it regularly, so it’s well-maintained and in good shape. The battery’s been properly cared for, and it’s never been in serious damage.

I’m based in Ash Vale, Station Approach, and it’s not far from where I live — so it’s easy to pick it up if you’re local. The price is £16,195.50 — not a huge amount for a used EV with this kind of tech and range.

I’m not selling it to go far away — just a practical move. If you’re interested, I’d be happy to chat or show it over. No pressure, just passing it on.