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16 May 20252 mins read

Renault Confirms Return of the Twingo as All-Electric City Car for UK Market

UK,14 May 2025: Renault’s retro revolution continues as the French automaker announces the return of the iconic Twingo, this time as a fully electric city car for the UK market. Following the successful reinvention of the Renault 5 and the confirmed arrival of a modern Renault 4, the beloved Twingo is the next in line to receive a zero-emissions makeover.

Now, Renault is breathing new life into the nameplate with an EV version of the Twingo that will sit at the entry point of its upcoming seven-model electric range. The new model is being developed under the guidance of Ampere, Renault’s dedicated EV and software division and will be priced competitively to appeal to budget-conscious buyers, with expectations placing it near the £17,000 mark.

Design-wise, the electric Twingo will pay homage to the 1992 original, drawing inspiration from its minimalist styling cues while embracing modern EV architecture. Renault has yet to disclose specific technical details, but early estimates suggest an efficiency of up to 6.2 miles per kilowatt-hour, indicating a strong range despite its compact battery size.

Ampere’s involvement not only ensures innovation within the Renault portfolio but also positions the company as a flexible development platform for other brands, thanks to modular production systems and a scalable cost base.

The electric revival of the Renault Twingo underscores the brand’s dedication to blending its iconic legacy with forward-thinking innovation. As small, efficient EVs gain traction in urban markets, the reborn Twingo could become a defining player in the affordable electric city car segment. With its nostalgic design, forward-thinking engineering, and accessible pricing, the new Twingo is set to reintroduce the spirit of 1992 to a whole new generation of drivers — this time, with a fully electric twist.

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