Renault has expanded its electric 4 E-Tech lineup in Spain, offering improved driving range across all versions and introducing a new stylish Roland Garros special edition. These updates come ahead of a planned more affordable version with a smaller battery expected to join the range later.
Increased Range Through Aerodynamic Tweaks
The Renault 4 E-Tech keeps its familiar SUV shape but gains better efficiency thanks to subtle aerodynamic improvements. These include redesigned underbody covers and updated side mirrors, which help reduce drag.
Two battery options remain available with boosted range figures under the WLTP standard:
- The 40 kWh battery, paired exclusively with the Evolution trim and a 90 kW (120 hp) motor, now offers up to 310 kilometres of driving range.
- The larger 52 kWh battery, used in higher trims including the new special editions, delivers up to 415 kilometres of range with the 110 kW (150 hp) motor. Convertible versions in the Plein Sud line reach approximately 400 kilometres.
More Technology Inside
Inside, Renault has added useful updated technology to the electric 4. All trims now receive a manual battery pre-conditioning feature that helps optimize charging stops at fast chargers.
Other upgrades include a standard high-definition rearview camera and an optional 360-degree camera for top trims Techno and Iconic. New safety features include an emergency stop assistant that can bring the vehicle to a halt if the driver becomes unresponsive.
Connectivity and convenience are improved with a ventilated magnetic wireless smartphone charger and an enhanced 5G-enabled emergency call system.
Introducing the Roland Garros Edition
Renault’s new Roland Garros special edition is available exclusively as a Plein Sud convertible with the larger battery and 150 hp motor. It features a chic two-tone exterior with black diamond-cut 18-inch alloy wheels and exclusive trim details on the bumpers and moldings.
The interior reflects the tennis-themed inspiration, with light grey recycled fabric upholstery featuring a sporty pattern, metallic trim accents, and Roland Garros logos. The directional gear switch takes design cues from a tennis racket handle, while custom mats and door sills complete the look. The central console’s arcilla-colored wireless charging pad adds a refined touch.
Pricing and Availability in Spain
With these updates and special editions, Renault’s electric 4 pricing in Spain starts around €22,174 including financing and government incentives for the base model. The version with the larger battery and 150 hp motor starts near €24,889 after discounts.
The Plein Sud convertible trims begin at about €28,509, while the Roland Garros edition is the most premium, priced from roughly €31,043.
Renault’s refreshed electric 4 is currently available in Spain, with a more affordable version expected to arrive later featuring a smaller LFP battery and reduced range.
Source: motor.es