Renault launches the new Twingo E-Tech electric model on the Romanian market
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The automotive company Renault has officially announced the start of the ordering period for its new electric model, the Twingo E-Tech, on the Romanian market. This launch is part of the French manufacturer's strategy to expand its range of environmentally friendly vehicles and to offer accessible urban mobility solutions for Romanian drivers.
For customers interested in purchasing this car, the starting price has been set at 19,590 euros, an amount that already includes value-added tax (VAT). The model is presented as a compact and efficient option, designed specifically for daily city commuting, where maneuverability and low energy consumption are essential.
The new Twingo E-Tech retains the iconic design of the range but comes equipped with modern electric propulsion technology. This transition to electric motors reflects the current trend in the Romanian automotive market, where more and more consumers are opting for zero-emission cars, encouraged also by government subsidy programs for green purchases.
Through this launch, Renault is consolidating its position in the small electric car segment. Company representatives hope that the competitive price will attract a large number of buyers who wish to make the switch from a combustion engine vehicle to an electric one, without making major compromises regarding their personal budget.
Sources: AUTO BILD
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