Rent a Renault Trafic in Iceland
The Renault Trafic is an efficient and comfortable 9-person van, ideal for larger groups traveling together in Iceland. Spacious, it can fit up to 8 large and 2 small suitcases. The 2WD van is easy to drive and can get you to the main locations around the island. The Renault Traffic comes with automatic transmission and is equipped with a rearview camera, cruise control, emergency brake assist, A/C, heated driver seat, touchscreen, USB and 12V connector, and Bluetooth. It runs on diesel.
The Renault Trafic is an efficient and comfortable 9-person van, ideal for larger groups traveling together in Iceland. Spacious, it can fit up to 8 large and 2 small suitcases. The 2WD van is easy to drive and can get you to the main locations around the island. The Renault Traffic comes with automatic transmission and is equipped with a rearview camera, cruise control, emergency brake assist, A/C, heated driver seat, touchscreen, USB and 12V connector, and Bluetooth. It runs on diesel.
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Included in all rentals
- Free Pick up From International Airport
- Insurance Included
- No Deposit
- 24/7 Assistance
- Unlimited mileage
- No Hidden Fees
- New Cars
- Reliable Technology
- Discount on Fuel
Where can I drive the Renault Trafic in Iceland?
Since the Renault Trafic is a 2WD vehicle, it’s not suitable for Iceland’s more rugged roads, such as those you’ll find in the Highlands. In fact, it’s illegal to drive 2WD vehicles on Iceland’s F-roads, as these roadways are simply too dangerous for most 2WD vehicles. Luckily, since the majority of the F-roads are limited to the Highlands region, you can still visit quite a lot of Iceland in a Renault Trafic without encountering them.
If you’re visiting during the summer months, you can drive just about anywhere else you want to go when driving in Iceland in a Renault Trafic. The South Coast, Golden Circle and more are all open to you, so you can plan your perfect Iceland itinerary. So long as you stick to the main roadways, you’ll be fine.
In the winter, things are a little bit different, and driving a 2WD vehicle becomes a little trickier. In the winter months, you’ll want to stay in the most populated, well-travelled areas of Iceland, around Reykjavik, where the roadways are kept cleanest. The Golden Circle is included in this area, as well as the South Coast, but you may not want to travel too far north.







