Nissan to get low-cost electric minicar based on €20,000 Renault Twingo

Renault Twingo — Nissan's low-cost EV will have 80 percent of its parts in common with the Renault Twingo, shown. (PETER SIGAL/AUTOMOTIVE NEWS EUROPE)

March 31, 2025 04:32 PM

Renault Twingo — Renault Twingo Arc 2024 Peter Sigal Nissan's low-cost EV will have 80 percent of its parts in common with the Renault Twingo, shown. (PETER SIGAL/AUTOMOTIVE NEWS EUROPE)

Renault Group will build a full-electric minicar for Nissan based on the next-generation Twingo.

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