Bold New Renault E-Space Concept Previews Future Electric MPV
- Renault will unveil The Renault E-Space Concept at the Paris Motor Show on October 12, revisiting The Espace with focus on modern family life and useful technology for the electric age.
- Developed by Matra and launched in 1984, the original Espace pioneered the MPV craze in Europe. Its versatile cabin allowed owners to rearrange seats, creating a living room on wheels.
- The concept measures 4,700mm long, making it 450mm longer than the original Espace. Wide U-shaped light strips and a pixel-like floating badge define its modern exterior design.
- Renault is adapting its legacy for the electric age, with E-Tech representing its electrified technology. The design prioritizes cabin space and technology, echoing the flexibility that defined earlier generations.
- While currently a concept, Renault often transitions such models into production. The Espace name remains active after a sixth-generation SUV launched in 2023 offering five or seven seats.
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Renault is preparing to return one of the most iconic models in its history to the philosophy that made it famous. The French company will present the new E-Space Concept on October 12, during the Paris Motor Show, reinterpreting the idea of the “voiture à vivre” – a car designed to live and travel with as much space and flexibility as possible. The presentation comes at an interesting moment for the Espace name. The model that Renault still sel…
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After the extremely positive reception of models such as the Renault 5 E-Tech, the upcoming Twingo and the Renault 4, the French carmaker is now turning its attention to a much bigger icon. Ahead of its official world debut at the Paris Motor Show, Renault has digitally unveiled the E-Space Concept, a design study that seeks to rescue the spacious multi-purpose vehicle form from the hegemony of SUVs and bring it back to the stage. At 4.7 metres …
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