Renault has unveiled its plans for the Paris International Motor Show starting on October 17, 2022. The lineup consists of six new vehicles including concepts and mass-market cars.
The most anticipated one by far is the Renault 4. We still have very little info to go by to figure out what kind of car this resurrected 1960s-era icon will be, but the clues so far point toward a one-off, all-electric design study with no production future.
Another highlight comes in the form of an improved Renault 5 Concept from before (refer to the gallery and the video here for the old version). The third entry is a passenger version of the Kangoo E-Tech, which has so far only been available in LCV flavor.
The rest of the premieres will be held by the concern’s subordinate brands, Alpine and Dacia. Both are expected to reveal new concept vehicles to give us an idea of their intended development vectors. The sixth and last car will be brought to the podium by Renault Mobilize. It is shaping up to be a ‘new urban mobility car’ now available not only via carsharing services, but also on subscription.