Renault 4 E-Tech Range Gets a Boost, a New Entry Variant and a Roland-Garros Edition
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The electric R4 E-Tech continues its evolution with a few more kilometers on the meter, a new, more accessible version and an enriched technological endowment. This will strengthen the attractiveness of this small electric SUV, without waiting for a real restyling.
Renault is updating the R4 as it approaches the World Motor Show. The small SUV scratches a new basic version lowering its entry ticket and gaining autonomy. The top-of-the-range finish Roland-Garros is also making its debut.
The second popular power generator from Renault is the Renault 4, which is also reminiscent of an earlier model and possibly so well received. A... This article Renault 4 improves: New entry-level version and a little more range first appeared on SmartDroid.de.
Renault updates the range 4 E-Tech Electric: comes the access version Jogging, debuts the series Roland-Garros and the Smart mode. Autonomy up to 415 km
Renault 4 E-Tech range gets a boost, a new entry variant and a Roland-Garros Edition
Renault has unveiled a series of upgrades for the Renault 4 E-Tech electric at the 2026 Paris Motor Show, introducing longer driving range, new technology features, an entry-level variant, and an expanded Roland-Garros special edition lineup. The updates reflect the automaker's strategy of continuously improving vehicles after launch rather than waiting for full model refreshes. The most...
Renault sharpens up the 4 E-Tech
Way back in 1961, Pierre Dreyfus handed his Renault engineers quite an interesting brief for the original 4L: build a "blue jeans car." He meant an honest, functional tool meant for everyone from shopkeepers to farmers. The original was never designed to be precious. It wasn't built to flatter egos. Fast-forward to the upcoming 2026 Paris Motor Show, and Renault is revisiting its roots, though in a very much updated form. Rather than letting the…
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