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Renault 4 E-Tech: the new electric range arrives in Italy

Published 2026-10-23

Renault 4 E-Tech: the new electric range arrives in Italy | Integri News

Renault has officially announced the renewal of the Italian range for the new Renault 4 E-Tech Electric. This iconic model, revisited with a modern and sustainable twist, aims to conquer the zero-emission car market by offering a mix of classic design and cutting-edge technologies.

The new vehicle stands out for its improved range, which can reach up to 415 kilometers on a single charge. This figure makes the car suitable not only for daily urban commutes but also for longer trips, thus meeting the mobility needs of an audience increasingly attentive to energy efficiency.

As for purchasing options, the range is enriched with two special trim levels called "Jogging" and "Roland-Garros." These versions offer advanced technological equipment and exclusive aesthetic details, designed to personalize the driving experience and make the vehicle more comfortable and modern.

The starting price for the new range in Italy is set at 29,950 euros. With this positioning strategy, Renault aims to make the electric car more accessible, offering a competitive solution for those who wish to switch to sustainable mobility without sacrificing the style and practicality of a historic brand.

Sources: Autoblog

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