Some of the most memorable cars at the 2026 Paris Motor Show weren't looking to the future, but drawing inspiration from the past.
Renault has updated the 4 E-Tech electric with improved WLTP range figures, new technology features, and a lower-cost LFP-powered variant.
The updated electric family SUV gains a 631km range, quicker charging, refreshed styling, and more standard technology.
The electric family-car concept leads Renault’s tech-heavy 2026 Paris Motor Show line-up, alongside updated EVs, fresh batteries, and AI.
Limited to 1,500 units, the Renault Rafale Hypnotic pairs exclusive styling with a bespoke cabin and an expanded list of standard equipment.
Renault’s rally-bred icon returns as a low-slung, 266bhp electric coupe that keeps its rear-wheel drive and plenty of old-school attitude.
Dacia’s electric city car is larger, roomier, and more capable, but it still keeps things simple where it matters.
The new Niagara pick-up blends SUV comfort with work-ready practicality as Renault begins a 14-model expansion outside Europe.
The Renault 5 E-Tech receives efficiency gains, a new LFP-powered entry model and expanded personalisation options.
The updated electric crossover gains a longer driving range, faster charging, Google Gemini integration, and enhanced driver assistance systems.
The new Dacia Striker combines SUV capability, estate practicality and saloon-like efficiency as Dacia expands its C-segment range.
The new Spring will feature a 100% electric powertrain, four real seats, and a proper boot.
Designed for the Renault 5 and the Alpine A290, theMilltek kit utilises OE fitting points and fasteners for a quick and simple installation.
The 5 Turbo 3E is inspired by the 1980 Renault 5 Turbo and, with two rear-mounted in-wheel motors, offers an output of 408kW and 4,800Nm of torque.
Renault's openR link infotainmen's openR link infotainment system gains Google's Gemini AI, enabling more conversational voice commands and vehicle control.
The Megane E-Tech electric's front end has been deeply remodelled, including its light signature, which gains a more contemporary look.
At the 2026 Goodwood, the 547bhp Renault 5 Turbo 3E will take on the famous hillclimb in tandem with the pioneering Renault RS10 F1 car.
The model enters a new phase with the opening of a second production hub in Turkiye and a new full hybrid E-Tech powertrain.
The Renault 5 Turbo 3E LEGO concept has already garnered the necessary support to see it being assessed as an official LEGO set.
The JP4x4 Concept is the fourth concept car based on the Renault 4 E-Tech electric and is heralded as the "Beach Adventurer" version of the Renault 4.