The design for the Renault Megane E-Tech is ... The nearest competitor is the Hyundai Kona Extended Range at $60,500 MSRP, newcomer Toyota bZ4X 2WD slides in at $66,000 MSRP and the Volvo C40 Plus ...

The hotly anticipated Renault Megane E-Tech has ... The nearest competitor is the Hyundai Kona Extended Range at $60,500 MSRP, newcomer Toyota bZ4X 2WD slides in at $66,000 MSRP and the Volvo C40 Plus ...

Read on to find out why… The cheapest (E-Tech 120 ... than it is in a Renault Megane or Scenic. Those cars have decidedly grabby brake pedals, and while the 5's isn't perfect, there's enough ...

The more I drive our Megane though – pretty much the 5’s big sister – the more I realise that Renault’s best electric car has been hiding here in plain sight all along. Alright ...

So just after New Year, a bright Pop Green Renault 5 E-Tech turned up in my drive. It created much interest, not just from grey-hairs keen to reminisce about old Renault 5s, and not just because ...

For comparison, the basic Renault 5 E-Tech Electric starts at under $31,000 in the same market. Even the Hyundai Ioniq 5 N, which is far from cheap in the U.K. market, starts at less than half the ...

The Renault 4 E-Tech electric has been named ‘Electric Car of the Year’ at the TopGear.com Electric Car Awards 2025. The vehicle also won the ‘Best Compact EV’ category. TopGear.com’s judges praised ...