New Renault 4 car data leaked from the patent office

Renault 4 electric high-ride will retain the classic Renault silhouette

Revealed designs for the old-fashioned Renault 4 electric sports utility vehicle, revealed by Dutch outlet Autovisy. After it was leaked from the patent office.

And it seems that Renault  is ready to continue production of the fifth generation of Renault, but it will be electric, which is considered a modern interpretation of the last icon of the French brand, and the new car bears the name Renault 4. Early signs indicate that the Renault 4 is a no-frills and compact SUV Fully electric, it is the equivalent of the Renault 5 electric supermini, which was introduced in concept form at the beginning of this year.

In response to a question from Auto Express if the brand would look to introduce other new models based on the brand’s back catalog, CEO Luca de Meo said: “The answer is yes. I think so, Renault’s past confirms that there were a lot of products that made history . It would be a pity not to reconnect with this long tradition. We’re not just here to look in the rearview mirror. We are here to reinvent things. And I think the Renault 5 is a good example of that.”

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Leaked patent images are supposed to reveal the design of the new Renault 4, and the leaked patent images will give us a concept close to production like the new fifth prototype. Similarities between the old 4 and the new reimagined include the same distinctive side profile and C-pillar shape (it was a rear quarter window on the original Renault 4),

While the front end looks like the newer versions of the big brand , the latest images show that the Renault 4 will rise off the ground higher than the old classic that inspired the new model, but it will retain its classic square shape.

According to leaked data from the patent office, we note that the Renault 4 shown in the photo appears to be relatively ready for production, in addition to that, Renault’s future roadmap unveiled last January indicates that we stand the safety of the Renault 4 electric, SUV-sized car. suitable for the nature of the city,

It is expected that it will not reach us until 2023, although there is a possibility to launch it in 2025, which is a very long time space, and some see that that period is normal until the design of the car is completed, not to mention the filing of design patents and obtaining the patent instrument.

Various leaks about Renault 4

The Renault 4 sits on a platform of the same CMF-B architecture that also underpins the Renault 5 (and so far that’s only understood from the concept’s appearance), and reports indicate that the model can be offered with a choice of twin engines and all-wheel drive. Meanwhile, the Renault 4’s battery range is likely to extend beyond 300 km on a single charge.

Alternatively, the high-ride SUV pictured is likely to be a concept car that is set to debut later in 2021, with Renault previously confirmed to have a “surprise” in store to celebrate the 60th anniversary of its 4L model lineup. original in november.

When a Renault spokesperson in Australia was asked if the car would make its way to the market, he said: “We always look at new variants of models and consider them for the local market. However, we are very far at the moment to make an announcement or make predictions about the new Renault 4 model.”

Earlier this year, Renault confirmed its plans to introduce 14 new models by 2025, seven of which Renault claimed will be all-electric.

The original Renault 4, also known as the 4L, was designed in the late 1950s as a direct competitor to the then popular 2CV. Built between 1961 and 1994, over eight million models were eventually sold, making it one of the French brand’s most successful nameplates ever.

It is worth noting that French manufacturer Renault does not currently have a compact electric SUV in its European lineup, but will offer one of its next generation model, called Megane, and it will be all electric, which will be an electric counterpart to the Captur in size. But there could still be less room than that for the Renault 4, which can also be offered as a variant of the commercial vehicle. But you can review the history of Renault 4 through this video.

Once a common site on the UK’s roads, there are now fewer than 250 examples registered for road use, according to How Many Left.