All three Renault 4 trim levels use the same powertrain, so the choice here comes down to standard kit. We’d take the mid-spec Techno, because among its many extras over the entry-level ...

Our opinion on the Renault 4 Our chief criticism of Renault's R5 EV, namely the relative lack of rear-seat space, is one that has largely been rectified by the Renault 4. The fact that the company ...

The Renault 4 has a tough task on its hands to match the incredible success of the original (of which over 8 million were sold), but if the reception of its 5 sibling is anything to go by, there ...

The 5 might be a stereotypical hatch, but the Renault 4 happened to be the world’s first mass-produced hatchback when it was launched in 1961. This new car might be more of a crossover ...

Now, models like the Renault 4 and 5 E-Tech also carry the added weight (pun intended) of being all-electric models, which are not appealing to everyone these days.

The new Renault 4 E-Tech SUV is now available to order, with a host of manufacturer-backed finance deals on offer. For now, only customers with a Renault R Pass are able to place an order.

Renault has also shared a number of finance options for the new 4 E-Tech range. There’s a 48-month 5.9% APR PCP deal with a deposit of up to £500 depending on trim level, or a two-year 0% APR PCP deal ...

The Renault 4 E-Tech electric, a modern reinvention of the iconic original, will be priced from £26,995 OTR when order books open here in the UK in July. Available in three trim levels from launch – ...

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Found the Renault 4 of your dreams? Now you want to know all about it! With the help of Parkers, you can find out all of the key specs about the Renault 4 from fuel efficiency in MPG and top speed in ...

Renault reported an $11 billion non-cash loss on its 35.7% Nissan stake, shifting to a share price-based accounting method. Nissan's weak sales, outdated lineup, and $4.5 billion loss highlight ...

Renault's financial performance and growth prospects have deteriorated, with revenue and net income well below previous highs. Click to read why RNSDF is a Sell.