Renault's Greatest Classics Transformed Into Electric Cars at the Price of a Kwid

Renault’s Greatest Classics Transformed Into Electric Cars at the Price of a Kwid

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 07/02/2023 at 20:07

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The Great News From Renault Will Bring Together All Its Vehicles That Have Been Transformed Into Electric Cars At Rétromobile In Paris, And They Will Be Sold At A Reduced Price

Renault Has Decided To Launch A New Feature In The Automotive Market. The Brand Has Transformed All Its Classic Vehicles Into Electric Cars And Will Exhibit Them At The Motor Show, Which Takes Place Annually In Paris, Where New Features Are Launched, And Will Sell Them For The Price Of A Kwid.

Renault’s Classic Cars Have Been Transformed Into Electric Ones In Partnership With R-fit, With The Aim Of Providing Consumers Conversion Kits For 3 Electric Cars. The Available Kits Will Include Those For The Renault 4 And The Renault 5, Which Will Be Available In September.

The Transformation Of Renault’s Conventional Cars To Electric Cars Involved The Removal Of Conventional Engines For Electric Motors. This Transformation Was Carried Out By R-fit, Which Made All Modifications On Its Own, And In Some Cases, Renault’s Electric Cars Can Be Up To 30 Hp More Powerful.

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Lithium Batteries Instead Of Engines

The Old Engines Of Renault Cars Can Also Be Refurbished If The Consumer Wishes. The Batteries Used By The Company Are Lithium And Have A Capacity Of 10.7 KWh, Which, According To The Company, Is Sufficient To Travel Between 80 To 90 Km With 3.5 Hours Of Charging At 220 Volts.

If Someone Wants To Convert Their Car To Electric, It Must Be Taken To The Company In France, Because R-fit Does Not Sell Conversion Kits. The Transformation Is Priced At 11,900 Euros, Equivalent To The Down Payment Of A Car In Europe And Approximately R$ 66,000, The Price Of A Renault Kwid Zen In Brazil.

Renault’s Greatest Classics Transformed Into Electric Cars at the Price of a Kwid

The Great News From Renault Will Bring Together All Its Vehicles That Have Been Transformed Into Electric Cars At Rétromobile In Paris, And They Will Be Sold At A Reduced Price

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Lithium Batteries Instead Of Engines

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