Stop the Trafic! The new Renault panel van has touched down in South Africa

Hop inside and you'll find an all-new dashboard design embedded with niceties such as a Connect R&Go radio that offers Bluetooth, USB and aux port connectivity. To make the daily grind that much more bearable, the new Trafic is also equipped with power adjustable mirrors, comfortable black fabric upholstery and new door panels with wider armrests. By folding down the backrest on the middle seat, owners can turn the cabin into a mobile office, with enough "desk" space for a laptop and an A4-size swivel stand to easily hold any working documents. You'll also discover a plethora of storage binnacles, including a clever gear-swallowing compartment located underneath the passenger bench seat.

Other standard features are air conditioning, cruise control, rear park sensors to aid with urban manoeuvring, dual front airbags and tyre pressure monitoring. 

The Trafic sports a sizeable loading bay that measures 4.15m in length, the longest in its segment. This is complemented by 8,900l of load space and a maximum payload of 1,792kg. For easier deliveries or tool retrieval, this Renault's load area is accessible via a left side sliding door and two rear swivel doors that can open 90º or 180º.