Overview
- Production at Renault’s Busan plant is confirmed, with South Korean deliveries starting in March 2026 following the model’s world premiere in Seoul.
- The Filante uses Geely’s CMA architecture and an upgraded E‑Tech full-hybrid system producing roughly 250 hp and up to 565 Nm, with a 1.64–1.67 kWh battery and a three‑speed DHT transmission.
- Renault disclosed a tech‑forward cabin with three 12.3‑inch displays, a 25.6‑inch augmented‑reality head‑up display, lounge‑style seating, and new driver aids such as emergency steering assist, a smart rearview mirror, and child‑presence detection.
- South Korea will get Techno, Iconic and Esprit Alpine trims priced from about 43.3 million to 49.7 million won, plus a limited Esprit Alpine 1955 Launch Edition at 52.2 million won.
- Renault Korea says exports will begin by late 2026 with priority for Latin America and the Gulf in 2027; Europe is excluded, and additional markets such as Australia are being explored but not confirmed.