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The ‘Pupadinho' and ‘Papa-Léguas', or How Renault Went to the Trunk to Give Twingo and Clio a Second Life

Summary by Jornal Expresso
The electric version of the ‘restored' Renault Twingo presents one of the lowest consumptions of the urban circuit market – for which it was made – in the house of 9.9 KWh/100 km. The Clio Bi-Fuel (gasoline and gas) can travel 1400 km with a single supply

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At Renault, it was said that in order to jump the pitch of electric, it was better to have a known terrain. What is more reassuring than a familiar face to try at this energy... Read more Automotive: Renault Twingo E-tech, the frog electrizes you already appeared first on Current Values.

·Paris, France
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The electric version of the ‘restored' Renault Twingo presents one of the lowest consumptions of the urban circuit market – for which it was made – in the house of 9.9 KWh/100 km. The Clio Bi-Fuel (gasoline and gas) can travel 1400 km with a single supply

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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In 2026, offering a small, restyled, well-equipped and possibly electric city car for less than €10 000 can be like a sweet dream. Yet, a candidate precisely ticks these boxes: the restyled Renault Twingo III, this third generation passed to the rear engine and five doors, which it now crosses almost exclusively on occasion. Launched in 2014, retouched in 2019 and then removed from the catalogue in 2024, the Twingo III shares its technical base …

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The new small French electric car Renault Twingo can travel eight kilometers and three hundred and thirty meters in real-world driving on one kilowatt-hour. This was found in a test of fifteen fully electric vehicles organized by the company AutoBest.

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Jornal Expresso broke the news in Paço de Arcos, Portugal on Friday, November 6, 2026.
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