Renault 4 E-Tech Electric with a 92×80 cm electrically operated canvas roof. Same CMF-BEV platform and 52 kWh / 409 km WLTP powertrain as the standard R4. Boot unchanged at 420 L. From €37,290.
150 hp 409 km WLTP FWD
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Renault S.A.
🇫🇷 France
French automaker, founded 1899. Part of the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance. Sells mainstream cars and crossovers in Europe, with a growing EV lineup built on the CMF-BEV platform.
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The Renault Filante is Renault's new international flagship crossover, unveiled in Seoul in January 2026 and built at Renault Korea's Busan plant. It uses a 247 PS full-hybrid E-Tech powertrain and leads Renault's International Game Plan 2027, rolling out from Korea to Latin America and the Gulf states.
247 hp FWD
The Renault Grand Koleos is a mid-size SUV built for Renault Korea on Geely's CMA platform, sharing its underpinnings with the Geely Monjaro. It is offered as a 245 PS full hybrid and a 211 PS 2.0-litre turbo petrol, built at Renault Korea's Busan plant.
245 hp FWD
The Renault Kwid is a 3.72 m entry hatchback built in Brazil and facelifted for the 2027 model year, when it became the brand's cheapest car in the country. One engine is offered, a naturally aspirated 1.0-litre three-cylinder flex unit rated 71 cv (70 hp) on ethanol and 68 cv (67 hp) on petrol, with a five-speed manual and front-wheel drive. Three trims are sold, Evolution, Techno and Outsider, listing from R$82,790, with launch promotions running well below that.
70 hp FWD
Coming Soon
Renault's facelifted Megane E-Tech Electric swaps to a 67 kWh LFP battery for up to 500 km WLTP and faster 165 kW charging, behind a redesigned front end. 218 hp, front-wheel drive, from about €37,000 (~$40,000) in France.
218 hp 500 km WLTP FWD
Coming Soon
The Renault Niagara is a midsize pickup built on the RGMP platform specifically for Latin America, progressively replacing the Oroch. It is built at Renault's Santa Isabel plant in Córdoba, Argentina, with Brazil, Argentina and Colombia as lead markets. At launch it runs a 1.3-litre turbocharged three-cylinder petrol rated 156 hp, with front-wheel-drive manual and 4x4 dual-clutch automatic versions; a hybrid follows later. Sales start in November 2026 and Renault has not announced prices.
156 hp
Renault models and prices
Models on this page are sold in South Korea, Brazil and Latin America.
| Model | Price from | Market | Body | Powertrain | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4 Plein Sud | €37,290 | EuropeMay 2026 | SUV | EV | On Sale |
| Filante | ₩43,949,000(~$31,732) | South KoreaSep 2026 | SUV | HEV | On Sale |
| Grand Koleos | ₩37,770,000(~$27,271) | South KoreaSep 2026 | SUV | HEV · ICE | On Sale |
| Kwid | R$82,790(~$16,014) | BrazilAug 2026 | Hatchback | ICE | On Sale |
| Megane E-Tech Electric | €37,000 | EuropeJun 2026 | Hatchback | EV | Coming Soon |
| Niagara | —Price not published | — | Pickup | ICE | Coming Soon |
Starting prices in the market each car is sold in, on the date shown. USD figures are approximate conversions.
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News about Renault
Renault reveals its Latin American Niagara pickup
Renault has revealed the production Niagara, a midsize pickup built on the RGMP platform for Brazil, Argentina and Colombia. It replaces the Oroch and is built at the Santa Isabel plant in Córdoba, Argentina, launching with a 1.3-litre turbo petrol rated 156 hp and sales starting November 2026.
11 Sept 2026
Mileage alone doesn't predict EV battery health, 500,000-test study finds
AVILOO's analysis of over 500,000 battery tests across 20 EV models found most retain about 90% of capacity at 150,000 km - but the spread within a single model can exceed 13 percentage points, undercutting mileage as a health signal.
9 Sept 2026
New Dacia Spring: European build, €17,990
Dacia has revealed the second-generation Spring and opened orders in France. The cheapest electric car in its range is no longer assembled in China: it moves to Renault Group's Novo Mesto plant in Slovenia, onto the new RG-EV small platform, with a 60 kW motor, a 27.5 kWh LFP battery and up to 250 km WLTP. Prices start at €17,990 (about $19,600) before incentives.
9 Sept 2026
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Mileage alone doesn't predict EV battery health, 500,000-test study finds
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About
Renault is one of Europe’s largest automakers and the French government’s largest industrial holding. The brand’s electric pivot began in earnest with the Zoe in 2012 and accelerated with the CMF-BEV platform, which underpins the Renault 5, Renault 4, and Alpine A290.
The Renault 4 E-Tech Electric, launched in 2024, revives a nameplate from the 1960s. Its Plein Sud variant adds a canvas roof - a body style the original R4 also offered in the 1970s.
Global website renaultgroup.com
Frequently asked questions
Who owns Renault?
Renault is a publicly traded company.
What country are Renault cars from?
Renault is a French brand, headquartered in Boulogne-Billancourt.
Where are Renault cars sold?
The Renault models covered on this page are sold in South Korea, Brazil and Latin America.
When was Renault founded?
Renault was founded in 1899.
What kind of cars does Renault make?
Renault makes hatchbacks, crossovers and electric vehicles.