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Renault: New Electric Car Platform Starting in 2028

From Hanno Boblenz/SP-X | Translated by AI 4 min Reading Time

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Starting in 2028, Renault plans to build electric cars ranging from the B+ to the D segment on a new platform. The vehicles will feature an 800-volt system, primarily LFP cells, and, according to Renault, a range of up to 750 kilometers under the WLTP cycle.

The “Renault E-Space Concept” offers a glimpse of future models at the Paris Motor Show.(Image: Renault)
The “Renault E-Space Concept” offers a glimpse of future models at the Paris Motor Show.
(Image: Renault)

A platform for almost everything: Starting in 2028, Renault plans to build electric cars on a new platform. It covers the B+ through D segments—roughly the size of a Captur up to Espace or Rafale. In addition to SUVs and sedans, the platform can also be used to produce vans and smaller cargo vans.