The Renault 4 will make its public debut on 17 October

The long-awaited all-electric Renault 4 now has a presentation date. It will make its public debut on 17 October. On that date, we will get to know all the details of the modern relaunch of the legendary Renault 4. This model will become a fully electric, versatile and, most importantly, affordable city car. As the brand has confirmed, the city car will revive the legendary model and position it as the entry point to the brand’s electrified range.

On 17 October, the French brand will take advantage of the opening of the doors of the Paris Motor Show, an event that promises to be extremely interesting after its closure due to Covid-19. Renault will present six new models, so it intends to make the most of the show.

Everything we know about the new Renault 4

The launch of the Renault 4 will probably be the most important for the brand with the diamond. In just a few days we will be able to see the design of this versatile city car, at a stage very close to production, both inside and out. It is worth noting that the Renault 4 will not be alone. It could be accompanied by a Renault Express derived from the new Renault 4.

The new all-electric Renault 4 will share its platform with the Renault 5 and aims to offer a more family-oriented and versatile approach, even with some SUV-like features to position it within the B segment, but also the B-SUV category. Thus, this Renault 4 will have a very personal and distinctive design, which was already glimpsed in an early leak, but which essentially aims to be a 100% electric alternative to both the Renault Clio and the Renault Captur.

Like the Renault 5, it will debut the evolution of the CMF-B architecture, which will translate into ranges close to 400 kilometres on a single charge under the WLTP cycle. It will be available in different power and drivetrain versions, and even with more powerful batteries.

We have been left wanting more, but we hope to tell you more in the coming days. Are you also eager to learn more about the all-electric Renault 4? It is no wonder.