Ahead of the Historic Tour de Corse rally, two advanced prototypes enjoyed runs and drifts on the routes of the Notre Dame de la Serra and Montegrosso stages.

Customers are being encouraged to register their interest, with first deliveries due in 2027.

The event, which runs from 22-30 March, will offer customers the chance to experience the Renault 5 E-Tech.

As the highest-spec version of the 5, the Roland-Garros special edition adds some exclusive new features.

A shipment of over 200 electric hot hatches made the trip across the Channel to Portbury Docks near Bristol after being prepared at Renault’s Douai production line in France.

The winning duo were revealed at the opening day of the Brussels Motor Show in Belgium.

The iconic nameplate returns as an electric hot hatch with rear-wheel drive and 500bhp.

After being announced as a Car of the Year 2025 nominee, pricing for the Renault 5 E-Tech has been revealed.

The winner set to be announced on January 10, during the Brussels International Motor Show.

Renault calls the Twingo E-Tech “an all-electric car designed for city driving without compromises.”

Renault is giving the world a glimpse into its future plans with the reveal of the Embléme, a concept car the brand claims will ‘slash emissions from cradle to grave by 90%’ compared to a modern production vehicle.

The former flagship has been revived almost 65 years after its original launch.

Renault has teamed up with French designer Ora Ïto to create a restomod that brings the spirit of the 1970s to the present day.