Renault unveils its stunning Twingo E-Tech

Although it is not intended for the North American market, it is worth noting the unveiling of Renault’s new Twingo E-Tech, if only for its beautiful design.

The Twingo E-Tech is a fully electric vehicle built on Renault’s brand-new AmpR Small platform, which will also serve as the foundation for the upcoming all-electric Renault 4 and Renault 5.

From a technical standpoint, Renault aims for an impressive energy consumption rate of just 10 kWh per 100 km — a remarkable achievement if realized. Notably, the Twingo name makes a significant comeback for Renault.

(Photo: Renault)

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