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Renault Hybrid & Plug-in Hybrid Cars Explore our E-tech hybrid range
Renault Austral
Discover the ultimate driving experience with Renault Austral full hybrid SUV. It delivers 200 hp, a driving range of up to 683 miles1 and a generous boot volume up to 555 L. Designed to comfortably seat 5 passengers, it also features up to 30 advanced driver-assistance systems.
Renault Clio
Discover Renault Clio E-Tech, a 5-door, 145 hp city car with full hybrid technology. With up to 550 miles2 of driving range, its up to 17 advanced driver-assistance systems help give you a safer and comfortable driving experience, perfect for life in the city.
Renault Arkana
Discover Renault Arkana sport SUV, equipped with a 145 hp full hybrid E-Tech powertrain. With an impressive range of up to 620 miles3 driving range and a spacious boot volume of 480 L, this stylish SUV delivers both performance and practicality. Ideal for families seeking uncompromising adventures.
Renault Captur
Discover Renault Captur compact SUV, equipped with a 145 hp full hybrid E-Tech engine. With its 18 advanced driver-assistance systems, this vehicle provides systems that are designed to enhance safety. Its generous boot volume of 536 L makes it the ideal choice for families looking for comfort and practicality.
Find out more about hybrid
A non-rechargeable hybrid car uses a combustion engine and regenerative braking to charge the battery. A plug-in hybrid car uses both of these charging modes but can also be connected to the power grid. Its battery has a larger capacity compared to a non-rechargeable hybrid car.
An electric car is easier and more economical to maintain than a fuel-powered car. For example, the oil in a fuel-powered car must be changed regularly to ensure correct lubrication and cooling of the engine block. Oil changes are a thing of the past with a Renault E-tech as an electric motor does not need lubricating. The same goes for your brake pads, disks and drums, which have a significantly longer life expectancy thanks to regenerative braking.
A non-rechargeable hybrid car charges while driving: the driver doesn't need to do anything! However, if you purchase a plug-in hybrid, it is strongly recommended to recharge the battery whenever necessary by connecting it to public charging stations, a home charger, fast charging stations, etc. This way, you will fully benefit from the advantages of the plug-in hybrid (greater electric driving range). Note that in either case, the vehicle operates perfectly using only the petrol engine. If the battery is empty, but there is still petrol in the tank, there is no risk of running out of power.
1 based on a full tank on Austral Iconic Esprit Alpine vs WLTP fuel consumption .WLTP figures shown are for comparability purposes. real world driving results may vary depending on factors including weather conditions, driving styles, vehicle load or any accessories fitted after registration. internal source.
2 based on new Clio E-Tech evolution vs WLTP fuel consumption figures. WLTP figures shown are for comparability purposes. real world driving results may vary depending on factors including weather conditions, driving styles, vehicle load or any accessories fitted after registration. internal source.
3 based on a full tank on Austral Iconic Esprit Alpine vs WLTP fuel consumption .WLTP figures shown are for comparability purposes. real world driving results may vary depending on factors including weather conditions, driving styles, vehicle load or any accessories fitted after registration. internal source.
Always follow road safety regulations. It is your responsibility to stay alert, drive safely and be in control of the vehicle at all times. You should not solely rely on driver convenience and assistance features. Some features may not work in all conditions and circumstances, and they have speed and other limitations. For more information, please refer to the owner’s manual or visit safety.
