Renault
Key facts
- Models
- 28
- Starting price
- 19,990 €
- Best range (everyday)
- 480 km
- Body styles
- Kleinbus · Steilheck · SUV
About the brand
- Founded
- 1899
- Headquarters
- Boulogne-Billancourt, France
- Ownership
- Publicly traded; Renault Group (standalone company)
History
Renault Group was founded in 1899 by Louis Renault and his brothers. The company revolutionized automotive manufacturing with innovative designs like the 1899 Voiturette, which popularized transmission shafts and gear drive. After World War II, Renault was nationalized but later returned to private control, forming a strategic alliance with Nissan in 1999. Today, Renault is one of Europe's leading automotive groups with a major focus on electrification.
EV strategy
In 2021 Renault announced ten new electric models by 2025 under its 'eWays ElectroPop' programme. In March 2026 CEO François Provost replaced that plan with 'futuREady': 36 new models by 2030, 16 of them fully electric. In 2025 the Renault brand sold 151,939 electric cars, some 72 percent more than the year before, with the R5 E-Tech accounting for over 100,000 since launch. The ElectriCity factory is Europe's largest production facility dedicated to electric vehicles.
Good to know
- Louis Renault built his first car in 1899 in a garden shed and received 13 orders after driving it up Montmartre's steep street.
- Renault is legendary for iconic models like the Renault 5, a symbol of European compact cars since 1972.
- The company pioneered shaft drive and direct transmission with universal joints, shaping modern automobile engineering.
- Renault has a rich history in Formula 1 with six world championships as an engine manufacturer.
Sources:en.wikipedia.orgrenaultgroup.commedia.renaultgroup.comelectrive.commedia.renault.comfirstversions.com
Models
28 models- 250kmRangeEverydayElectricity cost about 7.5 euro per 100 kilometres, at 0.35 euro per kilowatt-hour of home electricity, measured at the socket including charging lossesElectricity costEveryday35,900€New price from
Renault Zoe R110 Z.E. 40
Orderable new 2019 to 2022255kmRangeEverydayElectricity cost about 7.2 euro per 100 kilometres, at 0.35 euro per kilowatt-hour of home electricity, measured at the socket including charging lossesElectricity costEveryday29,990€New price fromRenault Zoe R110 Z.E. 40
Orderable new 2019 to 2022Renault Zoe R110 Z.E. 50
Orderable new 2019 to 2024315kmRangeEverydayElectricity cost about 7.6 euro per 100 kilometres, at 0.35 euro per kilowatt-hour of home electricity, measured at the socket including charging lossesElectricity costEveryday36,840€New price fromRenault Zoe R110 Z.E. 50
Orderable new 2019 to 2024Renault Zoe R135 Z.E. 50
Orderable new 2019 to 2024310kmRangeEverydayElectricity cost about 7.7 euro per 100 kilometres, at 0.35 euro per kilowatt-hour of home electricity, measured at the socket including charging lossesElectricity costEveryday37,840€New price fromRenault Zoe R135 Z.E. 50
Orderable new 2019 to 2024Renault Zoe R90 22 kWh
Orderable new 2017 to 2018140kmRangeEverydayElectricity cost about 6.7 euro per 100 kilometres, at 0.35 euro per kilowatt-hour of home electricity, measured at the socket including charging lossesElectricity costEveryday30,100€New price fromRenault Zoe R90 22 kWh
Orderable new 2017 to 2018Renault Zoe R90 Z.E. 40
Orderable new 2017 to 2018255kmRangeEverydayElectricity cost about 6.5 euro per 100 kilometres, at 0.35 euro per kilowatt-hour of home electricity, measured at the socket including charging lossesElectricity costEveryday33,200€New price fromRenault Zoe R90 Z.E. 40
Orderable new 2017 to 2018Renault Zoe R90 Z.E. 40
Orderable new 2018 to 2019255kmRangeEverydayElectricity cost about 7.3 euro per 100 kilometres, at 0.35 euro per kilowatt-hour of home electricity, measured at the socket including charging lossesElectricity costEveryday34,100€New price fromRenault Zoe R90 Z.E. 40
Orderable new 2018 to 2019
