At the Brussels Motor Show, Renault is showcasing the interior of the Twingo E-Tech electric prototype, built on the AmpR Small platform and hinting at the upcoming Twingo set to launch in 2026. The exterior features flowing lines and contemporary details that highlight its playful nature. With embossed LED headlights that give it a cheerful and expressive appearance, along with the lively Twingo emblem on the tailgate, it reimagines the essence of Twingo for a new, bold urban age.
The dashboard of the Twingo E-Tech electric prototype is spacious, cylindrical, and appears to float. It is a distinctly modern vehicle equipped with a 7-inch digital instrument cluster and a 10.1-inch central multimedia display. The unique upholstery of the Twingo E-Tech electric prototype draws inspiration from the vibrant patterns of the first-generation model, coordinating with the exterior color and featuring subtle accents on the front door panels and the dashboard facing the passenger. As show cars provide a chance to experiment and innovate, the vehicle’s floor is crafted from tinted cork, a material known for its durability and resilience. The rear bench of the Twingo E-Tech electric prototype can slide and fold in two equal 50/50 sections.
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