Renault Twingo E-Tech im Test: Charmantes Comeback des kleinen Franzosen
Renault bringt den Twingo zurück und schafft es, nicht nur optisch, an die guten alten Zeiten zu erinnern. Die neue E-Variante überzeugt mit einem guten Preis, gibt aber auch Rätsel auf.
Köln/Düsseldorf – The French Revolution certainly rings a bell for most people, but the "Renaulution" is a different story. Renault's former CEO Luca de Meo coined this term in 2021 to revitalize the French brand. De Meo didn't just look at the company's financials; he also delved into Renault's history. As a result, Renault has resurrected models once considered icons for the electric era.
After the Renault 5 and Renault 4, the Twingo joins the list – that beloved small car known for its playful charm among Germans. Renault aims to restore the Twingo to its former glory, making it even better than before. Unlike the Renault 5 and Renault 4, the Twingo never truly disappeared. It was even manufactured in an electric variant until 2024, but only in collaboration with Daimler (Smart) and with rear-wheel drive.
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