The Latest Breaking News from Renault

The French car maker that made a name for itself for building light and nimble Renault-based sports cars, is preparing an all-electric four-seat coupe that will resurrect the A310 name used in the 1980s.

Sales figures for H1 2023 show one in two people bought an SUV.

The second- and third-row seats are removable, and you can fold the front passenger seat.

Inside, the all-new Scenic E-Tech Electric features seating for five and a completely flat floor, as well as up to 38.7 liters of storage spaces scattered throughout the cabin.

The Rafale, Austral, and Espace will attend.

Ampere's spinoff is part of a broader overhaul at Renault that will see the EV business break away from its traditional ICE operations as it transitions to EVs.

It will break cover in Rio de Janeiro and go on sale first in Latin America.

When the F1 Commission met at last month’s Belgian Grand Prix, the topic of engine equalisation was on the agenda. This followed claims from Alpine that its power unit supplier Renault needed to recover a potential 30bhp deficit relative to rivals Ferrari, Mercedes and Honda.

When the F1 Commission met at last month’s Belgian Grand Prix, the topic of engine equalisation was on the agenda.