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Renault unveils electric E-Space van concept in Paris
Renault has unveiled the E-Space, an all-electric van concept, at the Paris Motor Show.
The 4.7-metre vehicle is designed to offer a spacious interior without taking up more road space than necessary.
Its second-row seats can turn to face each other, and the cabin includes screens and folding tables.
The concept uses a battery beneath the floor, which gives designers more room to arrange the interior.
Renault has not officially announced plans to put the E-Space into production.
The company says the concept revives the van idea behind its original Espace, launched in 1984.
Whether it leads to a production vehicle may depend in part on the reaction at the show.
Renault unveiled the E-Space Concept at the Paris motor show as an all-electric take on the van.
The 4.7-metre-long concept aims to offer a spacious interior on a relatively small footprint.
Its seats can swivel, fold and support face-to-face seating for passengers.
Renault has not officially planned a production version, and the concept’s future is uncertain.
- Who
- Renault.
- What
- It unveiled the E-Space Concept, an all-electric van concept.
- When
- 2026-10-12, according to the article’s publication date.
- Where
- The Paris motor show.
- Why
- The concept explores how the van could be revived as an alternative to the current SUV trend.
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- Length
- 4.7 metres
- Powertrain
- Battery-electric
- Front display
- 1.13 metres wide
- Rear-seat screens
- 12.3 inches each
- Production status
- No production version is officially planned










