When rally aesthetics and electric technology meet city streets – is the A290 the right electric racing car for every day?
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In 2024, we hardly expected some automotive stars, but they left me completely cold. Although many motoring journalists have hailed them as the pinnacle of innovation and design, I find nothing but disappointment with these three cars. Perhaps many will disagree, but these are the models - the cars of 2024 that fail to live up to high expectations and are, in my opinion, over-hyped and, in fact, despite all the hype, a bad choice.
When it comes to electric cars, Europe still offers some of the best models in the world. Despite the growing influence of Chinese corporations, some European manufacturers have maintained their autonomy and quality. That's why we at the editorial office decided to choose three cars that impressed us the most - with design, performance and technological sophistication. Meet the best European electric cars that will convince you that the future is bright, especially if it stays in our hands. These are the recommended 2024 electric cars coming from the EU.
The Renault 4 is back, but this time as an electric crossover. With retro design, modern technologies and an advanced platform, the new Renault 4 E-Tech not only brings nostalgia, but also the future of mobility.
With the presentation of the Alpine A390_β, Alpine stepped outside its established sports car framework and presented a concept that combines sportiness, prestige and utility. Is this the future of the brand? Let's take a look at what the new "sporty fastback" from the Alps has to offer.
The Renault Twingo E-Tech, a futuristic reinterpretation of the classic model from 1992, will be unveiled at the 2024 Paris Motor Show. The retro-inspired electric city car is a prototype that will hit the market in 2026 with a promising price tag of under €20,000. Read more about this nostalgic futuristic masterpiece.
Entering the world of large SUVs on a budget is no small feat, but Dacia, the Romanian brand under the Renault umbrella, is tackling it with all seriousness and drive. After the extraordinary success of the Duster model, which has become synonymous with an affordable SUV, Dacia is now preparing to expand its range and enter the C-segment with the Bigster model. And in case you're wondering – yes, it still stays true to its budget car character. But watch out: will the Bigster, unlike its younger brother Duster, finally exceed three stars in NCAP safety tests?
Renault impresses us again! With the Embléme concept presented at the 2024 Paris Motor Show (mid-October), the manufacturer is stepping firmly into the future. This futuristic model not only brings a stunning design, but also revolutionary hydrogen-electric hybrid propulsion technology. Is it a successor to the once famous Laguna model?
Get ready for the nostalgic return of the legendary Renault 4, this time in an electric guise. The Renault 4 E-Tech Electric, which will debut at the Paris Motor Show on October 14, has already raised a lot of dust with its bigger and bolder appearance. With a length of 4.14 meters and some innovative details such as an illuminated logo and a folding roof, the new electric version brings a fresh perspective to the world of electric cars.
The new series of Euro NCAP 2024 tests has produced some surprising results, with some long-awaited models on the market barely passing the safety test. Get ready for a shock – models like Dacia Duster and Jeep Avenger have disappointed this time!
With the Renault R17 model, Renault did what it does best - it transformed the past into the future. The result? A stunning reincarnation of the iconic coupe from the 70s, now powered by electricity. Unfortunately, it is only a concept that will never be in serial production.
If you think electric cars are boring, the Alpine A290 - Renault 5 - will quickly change that view. The new electric hot hatch brings excitement and power in a compact form for European roads.