Renault 4

Even though the design looks retro and classic, the Renault 4 is equipped with advanced technology, one of them is the OpenR Link system that integrates Google services for seamless navigation and app access. Similarly, the 10-inch touchscreen ensures the user gets a seamless experience with intuitive control over various car functions. This system ensures that drivers and passengers have access to the latest technology and connectivity options, making the Renault 4 a modern and tech-savvy vehicle. The combination of Google services and a user-friendly interface sets the Renault 4 quite distinctive.

I would say Renault is too late and little in the EV segment, when you have a Chinese automaker just breathing down your neck with so many different products at all segments, the European brands seem a way behind the curve, both in price and technologies. So the Renault 4 is one good example of such late product strategy, which comes with decent figures in performance and power. Like the 121hp of power and 148 Nm of torque with 40kWh battery and also 52kWh options. THe cabin is also okay with decent comfort and safety.

The Renault 4 brings back the era gone by, and driving this car is one great thing Renault is doing, giving it a modern and futuristic feel with the new avatar. I would love to explore this car, check it out and find what is really appealing. The new models are getting a lot of features, tech and fun to drive elements, however, first and foremost I must say the car looks impressive from the outside.

Renault is going to introduced this compact SUV in January, and I hope it comes to Saudi Arabia sooner than later. I have read a lot about this car since it is closer to launch, and liked the design, some specification not very actuate but nonetheless make the Renault 4 highly impressive SUV in the compact segment. I think Renault is going to offer the car with over 400 km range and also fast-charging, and the price will be reasonable too to get good traction.