Renault Twingo Electric Cars Urban
The Renault Twingo Z.E., which marks the end of the model, is trending in Spain
Although the end-of-production date for the Renault Twingo has already been set, this model has become a trend in Spain. Find out more about it.

We don’t need to say that for a few days now, the Renault Twingo has become one of the most talked-about cars in the media. And it’s curious, because it is a model that already has an expiry date. The French model will stop being manufactured in 2024, which marked its 30th anniversary. The electric version arrived just two years ago.
The creation of this model came about through the agreement signed between Renault and Mercedes-Benz, and it had a close relationship with the Smart brand. The end of this collaboration has led to the suspension of the model’s production, just as happened with its twin, the Smart ForFour. But in the meantime, it remains on the market in electric form as well.

Renault Twingo E-Tech
The Renault Twingo E-Tech, which is on the market and has become a social media trend, is powered by an electric motor that delivers 82 kW, equivalent to 110 CV. The battery has a capacity of 22 kWh, allowing a range of 270 kilometres in urban driving. If it is used for both road and city driving, this range drops to 190 kilometres.
To charge the battery, you can use a fast-charging station, which manages to recover 80 kilometres of range in half an hour, and reach 80% battery charge in one hour. As for equipment, it has plenty of features that assist driving and improve the driving experience.
It comes with a lane change alert, automatic headlights and rain sensor, a rear camera for parking assistance, and a speed limiter. There are two versions of the Renault Twingo: the Techno version, priced at €24,463, and the Urban Night version, which starts at €25,583.
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