The range of Renault will change completely
- Renault's model range will undergo major changes between 2023 and 2025. In 2023, the Scénic (C-segment minivan) and Espace (D-segment minivan) models will disappear, followed by the Twingo (A-segment sedan) and Zoé (B-segment sedan) in 2024. And the combustion-engine Mégane (C-segment sedan) seems doomed in the foreseeable future as the carmaker focuses on developing its all-electric E-Tech version to gradually replace it. The Talisman (D-segment sedan) has already been discontinued in 2022.
- The manufacturer's entire old model lineup will be replaced by the new battery electric R4 (B-segment SUV), R5 (B-segment sedan) and Scénic (C-segment SUV) models, scheduled for 2024-2025. This new model range was inaugurated in 2022 with the battery electric Mégane E-Tech and the new battery electric Kangoo E-Tech.
- In addition, the Clio with internal combustion engine (B-segment sedan) is scheduled to be replaced by a new generation with internal combustion engine in 2026, probably the last one.
- The Renault Captur (B-segment SUV) and Austral (C-segment SUV) are expected to continue with internal combustion engines for a few more years, but Renault will launch an electric-powered Captur in 2026, similar to the Peugeot 2008 (B-segment SUV), which is already available as an electric version. The Austral will also be converted to electric drive, like the future Peugeot 3008 (C-segment SUV), which will be available as an electric version from 2023.
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