Van Description
The Renault Master Advance is a spacious large van built for businesses that need serious carrying capacity. Powered by the E-Tech 87kWh engine, it delivers strong pulling power for demanding daily work.
The L2H2 (medium wheelbase, medium roof) configuration offers a payload of up to 1547kg and a load length of 3233mm, giving a practical balance of capacity for large-scale trade and logistics use.
Key Features
- EASY LINK 8in touchscreen with navigation, DAB radio, Bluetooth and USB ports
- Hands-free keycard keyless entry
- Rear parking sensors
- Cruise control with speed limiter
- Lane Departure Warning
- Full steel bulkhead
- E-Tech 87kWh
- Single-speed automatic
- L2H2 (medium wheelbase, medium roof)
Perfect For
- Builders & general trades
- Removals & logistics companies
- Property maintenance companies
- Fit-out & shopfitting businesses
- Couriers & delivery businesses
- Telecoms & utility contractors
- Facilities management companies
- Mobile workshop conversions
- Fleet operators
- Growing businesses requiring large load capacity
Common Uses
The Renault Master L2H2 is one of the most practical large vans on UK roads thanks to its class-leading payload and load space.
Ideal for carrying:
- Trade tools and equipment
- Building materials
- Furniture and appliances
- Pipework, conduit and cabling
- Parcel and pallet deliveries
- Palletised goods
- Business stock and inventory
- Signage and exhibition equipment
- Maintenance equipment
- Mobile workshop conversions
Why Choose The Renault Master Advance?
The Master has built a strong reputation among UK trade and logistics businesses thanks to its class-leading payload, comfortable cab and competitive running costs. The Advance trim offers a well-equipped, practical specification, modern safety technology and strong value for money, making it a dependable choice for businesses that need a van capable of handling almost any task.
Spacious, practical and built for work, the Renault Master Advance is a proven business partner ready for whatever the working day throws at it.

