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Citroën Relay vs Renault Master

The Citroën Relay is £255 cheaper to buy, carries 121 kg more and has 2.2 m³ more load space, while the Renault Master goes 2 miles further on a charge (official figures) and returns 7.8 mpg more on official figures.

The Citroën Relay and the Renault Master side by side, from the manufacturers' own figures: every version THRIVE tracks, with unverified figures left out.

Where each is stronger

The Citroën Relay is the cheaper way in: from £34,045 excluding VAT, against £34,300 for the Renault Master.

The Citroën Relay carries more: up to 1,425 kg of payload, against 1,304 kg for the Renault Master.

The Citroën Relay has the bigger load area: up to 17 m³, against 14.8 m³.

Electric range favours the Renault Master: up to 254 miles (official), against 252 for the Citroën Relay.

The longest load floor is in the Citroën Relay: 4,070 mm, against 3,857 mm.

The Citroën Relay tows more: up to 3,000 kg braked, against 2,500 kg.

On official combined economy (diesel and petrol versions), the Renault Master is better: up to 38.2 mpg, against 30.4 mpg.

Citroën Relay vs Renault Master: the figures

Best figure across each model's versions; the version pages show which version and the source for every number. The stronger figure is in bold.

SpecificationCitroën RelayRenault Master
Versions we track66
Fuelelectric and dieseldiesel and electric
Price from (excluding VAT)£34,045£34,300
Payload, up to1,425 kg1,304 kg
Gross vehicle weight3,500 kg to 4,250 kg3,500 kg
Load volume, up to17 m³14.8 m³
Official electric range, up to252 miles254 miles
Usable battery, up to97.8 kWh87 kWh
DC rapid charging, up to150 kW130 kW
Official fuel economy (diesel/petrol), best30.4 mpg38.2 mpg
Towing (braked), up to3,000 kg2,500 kg
Load length at floor, up to4,070 mm3,857 mm
Load height, up to2,172 mm2,138 mm
Overall length5,413 mm to 6,363 mm5,680 mm to 6,315 mm

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