The Renault E-Space is a concept car developed by Renault and presented on 12 October 2026 at the 2026 Paris Motor Show. It is officially a concept, although a production model is being considered. After four generations as a large MPV from 1984 to 2015, the Espace turned into a crossover MPV for its fifth generation and a mid-size SUV for its sixth, and the E-Space is designed as a spiritual successor to the original MPV models, a future-focused vision of the original. Its name is a wordplay on Espace. It was previewed with one exterior image on 6 October 2026. The retro design takes cues from old Espace cars, such as the forward-angled grille and the thick D-pillar, in a one-box monovolume shape with a wedge-shaped front, front doors, rear-hinged coach doors and no B-pillar between them, and 23 inch wheels. Inside it has a three-row six-seat layout with rotatable floating seats, and it uses lithium iron phosphate batteries with cell-to-pack technology.
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The Renault E-Space is a concept car developed by Renault.
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It was presented on 12 October 2026 at the 2026 Paris Motor Show.
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While it is officially listed as a concept, a production model is being considered.
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The E-Space concept is designed and positioned as a spiritual successor to the original MPV models
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The E-Space concept uses lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries
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The Renault E-Space is a concept car developed by Renault.
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The Renault E-Space is a concept car developed by Renault.
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The Renault E-Space is a concept car developed by Renault.
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