Renault Korea’s Grand Koleos hybrid SUV is drawing renewed attention from consumers, as rising global oil prices drive demand for fuel-efficient vehicles. Escalating tensions in the Middle East have recently led to a surge in fuel costs, prompting more consumers to turn to hybrid models. Against this backdrop, the French carmaker’s flagship SUV emerges as a practical option for families seeking both efficiency and reliability. Built on Renault’s hybrid E-Tech system, the vehicle delivers what the company describes as best-in-class fuel efficiency. The midsize SUV offers a certified fuel efficiency of 15.8 kilometers per liter, while its hybrid system allows for up to 75 percent of city driving to be conducted in electric mode, significantly enhancing real-world efficiency, according to the carmaker. The model is powered by a dual motor system combining a 100-kilowatt traction motor and a 60-kilowatt high-voltage starter generator, paired with a 1.64-kilowatt-hour battery — the largest in its class. This setup produces a combined system output of 245 horsepower, offering both stro