Renault is set to unveil the much-awaited revival of its iconic Renault 5 hatchback, now in an all-electric avatar. The worldwide unveiling, just days away, promises to rekindle fond memories of the classic Renault 5 ushering in a new era of sustainable mobility.
The new Renault 5 hatchback aims to carve out a niche as a premium electric offering, poised to compete with esteemed peers like the Mini Cooper. Drawing inspiration from its famous predecessor, the exterior design pays homage to the iconic Renault 5, which sold well in France during the 1970s
In a departure from the concept version, the production-spec Renault 5 retains most of its unique design, albeit with some changes. Sporting a compact 3-door layout, the car boasts a subtle nod to its heritage, with a modern twist.
Notably, an external charge indicator adorns the bonnet, while the rear styling evokes nostalgia for Renault 5 lovers. Benefits support the innovation with the inclusion of a 52kWh battery pack, which offers environmental consciousness and driving range.
The Renault 5 is about 3.9 meters long, and positions itself like the shape of the new Mini Cooper, ensuring agility and urban adaptability Inside the building, a mix of modernity and antiquity awaits.
The dual-screen layout and Google-based infotainment system cater to tech-savvy drivers, while touches reminiscent of the original R5, like fabric interiors, evoke a sense of luxury and comfort.
While the Renault 5 is aimed at global markets where there is a high demand for luxury hatchbacks and the price may prove prohibitive in some regions, including India, Renault has big plans for the Indian brand
