Renault in the news

Renault's 4 E-Tech electric car line-up receives comprehensive updates, including extended range, new trims like the Roland-Garros special edition and Jogging, and advanced technological and ADAS features.

Renault introduces the E-Space Concept, a modern electric vehicle that reinterprets its classic Espace model with a focus on human-centric design, technology, and spacious interiors.

Renault's plan to manufacture Chinese EV motors in its French factory in Cleon raises worker fears of job losses despite the company's commitment to the plant.

The Turkish new light vehicle market declined in September 2026, with Renault maintaining its lead while local EV maker Togg and its T10X model set new sales records.

Renault will offer a new panoramic glass roof, 'Twingobay,' and AI integration for its electric Twingo city car.

Renault unveils a new oval-shaped panoramic glass roof, the Twingobay, for its Twingo electric vehicle, designed to brighten and enlarge the car's interior without a sunshade.

Renault's Spanish plants manufactured 353,000 vehicles last year, with the Valladolid plant operating at 91% capacity.

Nissan Pixo and Renault Twingo E-Tech are twin urban electric vehicles that share core components while featuring distinct exterior designs to compete in the European affordable EV market.

Renault unveils the E-Space concept for the 2026 Paris Motor Show, alongside electric and hybrid vehicle lineups, showcasing new models like the Megane E-Tech Electric and Twingo E-Tech electric.

Renault's CEO proposes a ‘10bn investment in France, focusing on affordable EVs, provided the social and political environment is supportive.

Renault Group will invest over €10 billion in France over five years to develop electric vehicles and more affordable cars.

Renault is applying its automotive mass production and cost-cutting techniques to manufacture drones, partnering with Thales and Turgis Gaillard to significantly increase output and reduce costs for military applications.

Renault plans to continue investing in the French electric vehicle industry, provided political and social support.

Renault plans to invest more than 10 billion euros in French EV production over the next five years, provided that social and political conditions remain stable.

This article compares the Renault 5 E-Tech and Dacia Spring, two compact electric vehicles, focusing on their design, value, and suitability for city use.

The article contrasts the retro-inspired Renault 5 E-Tech with the sporty Cupra Tavascan, showcasing a showdown between a city-friendly EV and an electric SUV.

The article compares the compact electric Renault 5 E-Tech, known for its retro design, with the tech-savvy Volvo EX30 SUV.

The Renault Megane and Scenic electric crossovers have received updates, making them more affordable due to increased government grants and improved range with new battery technology.

Renault Australia is offering a $4000 discount on its Symbioz models for private buyers in Australia until December 31, 2026, to boost sales of the new compact SUV.

The updated Renault Megane E-Tech, now eligible for a 3,750 UK government grant, features improved range, faster charging, and enhanced technology, with sales open and deliveries by year-end.