Rather than installing an enormous battery and chasing headline figures, the Twingo keeps things simple. Less battery. Less weight. Less cost. For drivers looking for an electric car predominantly for urban and suburban use, that could make it one of the most appealing options on the market.
Cool, nimble and agile, the Twingo has built a reputation as one of the best city cars on the market. But if you’ve always felt like you needed something a bit sportier, the Twingo GT will be available from next month.
The Renault Twingo may only have been on sale for a few months but the French company has already added a new top-spec model to the range. Priced from £12,545 on the road, the Dynamique S TCe 90 of...
Ask somebody to name a rear-wheel drive car powered by a rear-mounted engine and thoughts immediately turn to the Porsche 911. But now there’s another car that fits the bill, one that also comes wi...
The new Renault Twingo will start from £9,495 when it goes on sale next month. That means the third generation city car will cost at least £1,250 more than the entry level Citroen C1 and Peugeot 10...
In February, Renault showed the world the first pictures of the new Twingo, along with brief technical specs. Now, with the Geneva Motor Show opening its doors to the public tomorrow, Renault has r...
Renault has taken the wraps off the latest incarnation of its Twingo city car. Set to go on sale later in the year, the new car takes the Twingo in a whole new direction, with five doors, the engin...
With a new generation Twingo currently being developed by Renault and set to launch in 2014, the French brand has confirmed it is time to say goodbye to the Renaultsport 133 performance version. A ...