2020 Renault Koleos Signature 2.5L Review in Malaysia, Should You Even Consider This SUV? | WapCar

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  • Опубликовано: 6 июл 2024
  • The 2020 Renault Koleos Signature 2.5 is a very left-field choice among SUVs in Malaysia.
    If you’re looking for a European badge, there is the Peugeot 3008 and Volkswagen Tiguan both packing peaky turbocharged engines. Japanese offerings like the Mazda CX-5 and CR-V would also fall into your list of consideration.
    The Koleos Signature priced at RM 182,867.09 (OTR without insurance & SST), is a lot of money given the equipment that it comes with. But under the Renault Subscription plan, the Koleos becomes a quite enticing package.
    Intro: 00:00
    Exterior Design: 01:38
    Boot Space: 02:25
    Interior Design: 02:50
    Infotainment System: 04:05
    Big bottle test: 05:30
    Rear Legroom: 06:00
    Driving Experience: 06:46
    NVH: 08:06
    Ride Comfort: 08:44
    Engine Performance: 09:37
    Renault Subscription: 10:56
    Renault Megane R.S.: 13:09
    Conclusion: 15:21
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    Quick Specs:
    2020 Renault Koleos Signature 2.5 2WD
    Engine: QR25DE 2.5-litre 4-cylinder naturally aspirated petrol
    Power: 171 PS & 226 Nm
    Transmission: CVT automatic
    0 - 100 km/h: 10.7 seconds (as tested)
    Fuel Consumption: 10.9L/100 km (as tested)
    Price: RM 182,867.09 (OTR without insurance & SST)
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Комментарии • 76

  • @alvinsonlampunanakphilip5613
    @alvinsonlampunanakphilip5613 3 года назад +18

    Finally, Proper review of Koleos! It is rare to see someone reviewing this car. Thank you very much WapCar!
    P/S: If you don't mind, Can you consider to review the DS7 Crossback also? It is very hard to see anyone reviewing the DS7 Crossback.

  • @jesselogan92
    @jesselogan92 3 года назад +11

    In South Korea, it's known as Renault Samsung QM6 (Yup, Samsung also made cars, JV with Renault and Nissan) and Koleos in Malaysia are CBU from RSM Plant in Busan...

    • @memeguyTM
      @memeguyTM 3 года назад +1

      I heard this once but what is weird is that. Renault touchscreen systems are made by LG like in my Clio 4.

  • @poovaneswaransupramaniam19
    @poovaneswaransupramaniam19 3 года назад +4

    Yeah the renault subscription plan is simply a really cool deal

  • @mahendrannadarajah277
    @mahendrannadarajah277 3 года назад +2

    Looking forward to your review on new tiguan 2.0 7seater..

  • @obidean3964
    @obidean3964 3 года назад +2

    This is actually quite interesting option in the class even without the intriguing subscription plan with the classy graceful looks, spacious interior, decent equipment list and it's quite rare otr, feeling exclusive compared to boring CR-V 😁
    Although I think if the price is slightly lower, it could get more competitive imo.

  • @Subh8081
    @Subh8081 Год назад +2

    8:16 You say Koleos is quieter, but dB level says X-trail is quieter. However, in Australia, this cost way less than Volkswagen and even a little less than the X-trail excluding the e-Power version. It's an attractive buy for this who don't mind a CVT.

  • @mrdaf1054
    @mrdaf1054 2 года назад +1

    Interesting review. I drive a Koleos but it's a diesel 4WD. If you compare it to the Tiguan with a Diesel enginge and 4-motion the Tiguan is better in almost all aspects. However here in Europe a equally spec Tiguan is 7000-8000 euros more expensive. The Koleos also have the 4wd lock that the x-trail has and it's awesome. The trunk of the Koleos is also better shaped and holds more cargo then the Tiguan. If you measure to the ceiling. You also get a little bit more equipment in the Koleos. But the Tiguan is a better drive and more efficient and better quality. If you don't mind spending the extra money go for the Tiguan. Otherwise the Koleos is a good deal.

  • @CFA28
    @CFA28 3 года назад +2

    At this price range and with the infamous RV, it's a tough sell when compared to the competitors

  • @krizquiogue6010
    @krizquiogue6010 3 года назад

    nice review iam using koloes. great car.. you did not include the auto parking mode

  • @marioluna3734
    @marioluna3734 3 года назад +1

    I just bought a Koleos in Mexico, top of the line version for $26500 USD

  • @Edmonaise
    @Edmonaise 3 года назад

    explaination on the myvi s edtion? i know u did posted it on the wapcar site, but i dont think many viewers will go check the site yea

  • @Harzanable
    @Harzanable 3 года назад +5

    Never been this early to a WapCar video! Anyways, here are my thoughts:
    As the owner of a Peugeot 208, the one thing you have to seriously think about before going head-first into the ownership experience of a French car is the maintenance. I’m not so sure about Renault, but for Peugeot it’s definitely something you gotta consider.
    Anyways, nice video, WapCar! Appreciate the effort from you on reviewing more of the far-out offerings in the Malaysian car market. 😁

    • @KOBEROCKS777
      @KOBEROCKS777 3 года назад +1

      Hi, regarding the maintenance, is it cost wise or just general more frequent maintenance or unavailability of parts?

    • @obidean3964
      @obidean3964 3 года назад

      Maybe it's different for Renault as they share many components with Nissan. I think lah hehe 😁

    • @tiadaid
      @tiadaid 3 года назад +1

      I own a Renault and honestly the maintenance cost is pretty average. As one comment pointed out, it shares a lot of parts with Nissan and it is mentioned this Koleos shares the same engine as the Nissan X-Trail, so sparepart costs won't be that high. Heck, you'll usually send your car to Nissan SC because there's only one exclusive Renault SC.

    • @smeets82
      @smeets82 3 года назад

      @@KOBEROCKS777 I own a Peugeot 508 in Malaysia, and would say its cost of parts/maintenance rather than frequency of repair. In 5 years the car has been very reliable, but compared to my wife's Honda servicing is about 50% more expensive, and the dealership experience is relatively poor. My local dealer (Georgetown, Pg) doesn't hold parts stock so if you need parts and its found during service, you will need to come back in a few weeks for that to be done which is inconvenient. They do not offer loan cars.
      The dealership experience is the most disappointing aspect of owning this marque in Malaysia, and is what would prevent me from buying another Peugeot here. Now that it is out of warranty, we are buying a Volvo as replacement (which has maintenance included for 5 years).
      We actually did consider the Koleos, but the driving experience on the test drive was hardly exciting, and I was disappointed that they don't offer the advanced safety tech available on the Koleos in other markets (AEB, etc). Again the dealership experience was less than stellar. In Penang, the Renault dealer occupies a small corner of the Nissan dealership and product knowledge, and general enthusiasm to sell was not that flash la.

  • @adeyzas
    @adeyzas 3 года назад +1

    Considering Koleos wth renault subscription plan now .. seems less headche for entire period of owning.

  • @noahismail3884
    @noahismail3884 3 года назад

    its good to have spare wheel. if someone hantam u from behind .. it save u.

  • @wong924
    @wong924 3 года назад

    Santa Fe can be had for the same price which is even more attractive and luxurious...

  • @adeyzas
    @adeyzas 3 года назад

    Renault supposed to review the selling price par or lower than CRV and CX5 which now lead the market. Otherwise, Renault will have to slash the price up to RM20k or more. Just like Peugoet did on 3008, 5008 and Mitsubishi did on ASX and Outlander..

  • @jackson91
    @jackson91 3 года назад

    Is there something wrong with the colour of this video call?or is it my tv

    • @maxleong91
      @maxleong91 3 года назад

      same - i feel like it's a little too exposed or washed off 🤔

  • @girithaara
    @girithaara 3 года назад +2

    How is the Koleos quieter than X Trail when its dB vs 69 dB?

  • @TheSrijith2
    @TheSrijith2 2 года назад

    Hi there, thanks for the video. I would like to have a feedback about the reliability of the cvt engine on achieving 200000 Km.

  • @zzva8910
    @zzva8910 Год назад

    Have to remember that in Scandinavia people are taller and bigger so renault is great size for us. "Japanese "car are too small

  • @afiqarman990
    @afiqarman990 3 года назад +2

    I wish more brands offer subscription plans too

    • @tiadaid
      @tiadaid 3 года назад +1

      It's called leasing, and many do. Mercedes for one does.

    • @smeets82
      @smeets82 3 года назад +1

      Nissan has it for the X-Trail and Leaf. And as comment above states, leasing options are available through some prestige marques like BMW, Mercedes and Volvo.

    • @sotong39
      @sotong39 3 года назад +1

      U can check out Flux. It comes with luxury brand like merz, BMW, Volvo, mini cooper, etc...

    • @royalprince5878
      @royalprince5878 3 года назад +1

      Volkswagen also should come up with it. It's already general knowledge that Msians are scared of owning one due to certain reasons. Can't stop or change them. But VWs are good cars but bad RV and maintenance. The best alternative is to come up with leasing. That's the best. Same goes to Peugeot, Citreon

  • @dune2024
    @dune2024 2 года назад

    why is no one so far featuring this amazing car's auto parking function ?

    • @elrondtam
      @elrondtam Год назад

      Because the spec in malaysia does not come with it

  • @kkhalifah1019
    @kkhalifah1019 3 года назад

    'Car subscription' is just a rebadged version of the old industry term 'car leasing'.
    Renault has awesomely shit resale value, so I look forward to consider a second-hand Koleos when my Sorento is due for replacement.

  • @pralinescream
    @pralinescream 3 года назад +1

    subscription plans seem like rip-offs. high monthly rates (not much different from HP) but don't get to own the car. additional restrictions e.g. limited yearly mileage, unable to add stuff e.g. tinting, ICE, etc.

    • @tiadaid
      @tiadaid 3 года назад +1

      Not really. In foreign countries, programs such as this is actually really common. It is known as leasing overseas, and it helps you change cars every 2 years.

    • @muhaiminibrahim35
      @muhaiminibrahim35 3 года назад

      More suitable for those who didn't care about the sense of ownership

    • @rag1497
      @rag1497 3 года назад +2

      After 3 years.... Loan amount still not moving down much, and the resell value already >50% less.... Consider the payments made for d/p, installments, insurance/roadtax, services.... Might as well lease... Peace of mind....

  • @neverthar
    @neverthar 3 года назад +3

    Can someone please show Adrian how to pronounce Renault?

  • @Crasher_7
    @Crasher_7 3 года назад +6

    2:13 Seems frustrated... haha jk jk
    Glad to see that less popular everyday cars get covered.

    • @zackarychan691
      @zackarychan691 3 года назад +1

      Felicia not there to motivate him ma, what to do ...

  • @rafiqiman208
    @rafiqiman208 3 года назад

    I had a question... Renault is French or Germany??

    • @CFA28
      @CFA28 3 года назад

      Renault is French

  • @mrchongyl
    @mrchongyl 3 года назад +7

    I DEMAND FOR THE SUNVISOR TEST TO STAY!
    #TheStraightPipesGangWhereYouAt

  • @adrt80
    @adrt80 3 года назад +5

    I’m nitpicking, but it’s pronounced as Re-No

    • @syamilfuad9845
      @syamilfuad9845 3 года назад

      Adrian Tan yeah finally someone said this. They (editor/host) never study or how.
      Anyway is Koleos pronounced Ko-le-o ??

  • @cychan4809
    @cychan4809 3 года назад +2

    Is it using jatco gb??

    • @jijisuka2708
      @jijisuka2708 3 года назад +1

      I think it has nissan engine and xcvt gb

    • @cychan4809
      @cychan4809 3 года назад +1

      @@jijisuka2708 then its not worth to buy. As long using jatco cvt, it has a lot of problems.

    • @nashrulaqil4365
      @nashrulaqil4365 3 года назад

      I have see you spamming hate comment about that gearbox many time. Have you own a nissan? I have hear bad thing about it, but it is that bad that i always see you in comment about that gearbox. Just curious.

    • @cychan4809
      @cychan4809 3 года назад +1

      @@nashrulaqil4365 i own a nissan sylphy mr20. Yes it is that bad. Around 4-5 years the gb got problems.

    • @nashrulaqil4365
      @nashrulaqil4365 3 года назад

      @@cychan4809 what problem? My cousin have a same car but no problem. But i think it is normal if the gb have problem after 4 or 5 years right? bc car parts have life span, average about 5 years. Most car will have major problem after 5 years especially if the car not being service well, abused or high mileage. Thats why most of car brand give 5 years warranty only bc they know after 5 years they gonna be a problem. Maybe you should try toyota next because they have good reliability record.

  • @tsu-exp
    @tsu-exp 3 года назад

    It’s basically a Nissan X-trial with a Renault badge

    • @daweigo6851
      @daweigo6851 3 года назад

      Did you actually listen to what he explained 🤨, the cars are nothing was like.

  • @whateverrrrrr123
    @whateverrrrrr123 3 года назад

    Comments about the Megane is Shitty

  • @edwardmacharia5804
    @edwardmacharia5804 3 года назад +1

    Coz it’s just a Nissan X-Trail in disguise 😂😂

    • @_nezmo_
      @_nezmo_ 3 года назад

      Well it's actually not. What a stupid comment.

  • @djtan3313
    @djtan3313 3 года назад +1

    Nope.
    X70.

  • @stephmaccormick3195
    @stephmaccormick3195 3 года назад

    Please don't discuss design if you have no clue what you are talking about. OK? Please?!