Renault officially unveiled the Boreal, its upcoming midsize SUV that will be manufactured in Brazil and will arrive on the Argentine market in 2026.
This is a strong move by the Rombo to compete with heavyweights like Volkswagen Taos, Jeep Compass, and Ford Territory. The local launch is scheduled for the end of March next year.

What the Renault Boreal's design is like
The Boreal measures 4.56 meters (14 feet 11.6 inches) long and has a wheelbase of 2.70 m (8 feet 10.3 inches). In terms of size and features, it is positioned right at the heart of the C-segment for SUVs.
It stands out for its 19-inch alloy wheels, panoramic roof, body-colored grille with the new Nouvel’R logo, and an original LED light signature. It also adds roof rails and details that reinforce its modern style.
Interior with high-level technology and comfort
The cabin is inspired by the Renault 5 E-Tech and Renault 4 E-Tech electric models. The OpenR dashboard includes two 10-inch horizontal screens for the instrument cluster and multimedia system.

The controls are organized ergonomically, with a compact e-shifter lever and a multifunction steering wheel with backlit metal buttons.













