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The most basic version of a Zoe costs from £27,500 in the UK - which means the 5 could launch with a target price in the region of just £18,500, inclusive of the Government's existing £2,500 Plug-in Vehicle Grant. The electric 4 crossover will hit the market after the reborn Renault 5, which is due to be launched in 2024 with a price tag that's around 33 per cent less than the existing small electric Renault, the Zoe. Like the Renault 5 concept already shown earlier this year, the AIR4 hints the reborn 4 - which is said to be called the '4ever' - will have a retro take on the original's design, retaining the postvan-like body shape and incorporating the revised Renault logo and an oval headlights that are flanked by LED running lights. Renault confirmed in June that it will revive the 4 and 5 as part of its shift to electric cars in the next half decade, with boss Luca de Meo confirming they will be among 10 new EVs launched before 2025.īoth will be produced on Renault's electric-dedicated CMF-BEV platform and use the latest battery technology - though further details about the 4 in particular remain thin on the ground for now. While the AIR4 is only a concept, it does provide an early glimpse of the reborn Renault 4 that will see the return of the legendary nameplate when it is reborn as an electric car before 2025.

Where the fund manager backing cheap UK shares sees opportunities: Fidelity's Alex Wright reveals his picks for 2022īefore 2025, Renault has promised it will relaunch the 4 nameplate to use on an electric crossover that will be built on the same chassis as the Renault5 EV that's due to go on sale in 2024 to replace the Zoe.

How savers can batten down the hatches and try to weather the inflation storm threatening their wealth.

SIMON LAMBERT: Raising interest rates will barely affect inflation but the Bank of England needed to stop hiding under the 0.1% emergency rock.

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Drive back in time: New cars are in short supply and second hand prices have soared.

New rules to tackle the 'loyalty penalty' for home and car insurance customers arrive on 1 January, but will savvy switchers lose out in 2022?.

Britain's most reliable used cars REVEALED: With second-hand prices at an all-time high, these are the ones that won't cost an arm and a leg in repairs.

'It's like another job!' Meet the homeowner with a £70k cladding repair bill who spends two hours every day fighting for justice.

We'll sort state pension delays by November promised DWP, but as Christmas looms the horror stories keep coming from pensioners waiting.

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