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Renault Twingo Concept: Adorable Evolution

The new Renault Twingo will be electric, its styling unmistakably echoing its predecessor down to the lighting elements.

Renault recently unveiled the new R5, is eagerly anticipating the R4, and next week at the Paris Motor Show will reveal an electric Twingo. Meanwhile, sales haven’t been strong, especially in core markets like Germany. This new trio of models is set to change that.

Reviving a Classic with Electric Charm

The Renault 5 Electric is already projected to be a major success, not only by Renault executives but also by industry competitors who look on with a mix of admiration and envy. Some even suggest it could capture the market as the Fiat 500 did back in 2007. In challenging economic times, Renault has leaned fully into electrifying its entry-level models. The R5, R4, and Twingo aim to rekindle Renault fans’ enthusiasm for electric vehicles. While the R5 is already hitting the market and the R4 is just around the corner, 2026 will see the release of a revamped Twingo, hoping to recapture its former glory.

At the scaled-down Paris Motor Show next week, Renault will debut a near-production concept of the new Twingo. Its design and proportions pay homage to the iconic first generation from 1992, which won over European customers with its spacious fold-down seating, large sunroof, and affordable pricing. The new model will be electric, its styling unmistakably echoing its predecessor down to the lighting elements. Renault aims to keep the price under €20,000, targeting the French market as well as cost-sensitive buyers in Southern Europe.

An Interior with Versatile Space and Light

The updated Twingo offers space for four occupants, featuring adjustable seats and an interior flooded with natural light. While the original Twingo boasted a large sunroof that could be opened manually (and later electrically), the new concept includes a wide panoramic roof. Although it doesn’t open, it lets in ample sunlight, giving the Twingo a bright and airy feel.

With this new Twingo, Renault taps into nostalgia while giving a fresh electric spin to a beloved classic, aiming to win back market share with this electric trio.

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