Catalog / Renault
The history of Renault began with a bet made by Louis Renault. He promised that his car could climb the steep Montmartre hill in Paris. Winning the bet, Louis received the first 12 orders for the cars. In 1899, the Renault company was officially registered, which initially assembled cars from off-the-shelf components, but soon moved to the development of its own models. Louis Renault, being a talented engineer, received 700 patents. At the beginning of the 20th century, the brand became a pioneer in the field of car manufacturing, as it started producing taxis, buses and lorries. At that time, the company participated in races, achieving success.
In the 30s, despite the crisis, new models were developed - Juvaquatre and Primaquatre, which became popular due to affordability and reliability. After the Second World War the brand was nationalised, and it began to develop even more actively than before. In the 60s and 80s, the company was able to enter the global market, and in the 90s Renault entered into a strategic partnership with the Japanese company Nissan. This cooperation becomes one of the most successful in the history of the automotive industry. Since the 2000s, the brand has been actively engaged in electrification.
Today Renault is one of the largest automakers in the world, owns brands such as Dacia, Alpine and Samsung Motors, and still offers many cars for every budget. The company is involved in developing technology for the future of the car industry.
The cost of Renault cars depends on several factors - model, country of purchase, equipment, year of manufacture, modification, type of engine and its power, transmission. If the auto is used, the mileage, the condition of the car and participation in accidents also matter. The cost of some models is as follows:
As of 2024, the most affordable new car in the Renault range is the Twingo compact city hatchback. Prices for the base version of the Renault Twingo start from €13,000.
Factors affecting the price of the base model Renault Twingo:
The most expensive car in the Renault range is the all-electric Megane E-Tech in the top configuration. Prices for this model can reach up to €40,000.
Factors affecting the price of the top-of-the-range Renault Megane E-Tech model:
In addition to the Megane E-Tech, Renault's premium segment also includes the Koleos crossover and Espace minivan. Prices for these models can approach 40,000 euros in the top trims, depending on the options selected and the type of engine.
