Renault Electric Car Prices: Our Guide to the E-Tech Electric Range

Renault electric car prices range from €24,990 for the new Renault 5 E-Tech to €46,990 for the long-range Scenic E-Tech. The Renault Zoe, a flagship model with 400,000 units sold, is no longer available new but can be found used from €5,000. With Coup de Pouce incentives (Energy Savings Certificates) of up to €4,240 off Renault EVs and lease-to-own payments starting at €200/month, buying a Renault electric car is more accessible than ever. From urban city cars to family SUVs offering up to 620 km WLTP range, each Renault E-Tech model suits a different driver profile.

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2025 List Prices: Full Renault E-Tech Range

Renault 5 E-Tech: Affordable City EV from €24,990

The new 100% electric Renault 5 E-Tech is revolutionizing the market with a starting price of €24,990. The Five trim features a 95 hp electric motor and a 40 kWh battery for 312 km WLTP range. Consumption is just 14.9 kWh/100 km, making the Renault 5 one of the most efficient models. With over 40,000 units sold since October 2024, it became the best-selling EV for private buyers in Europe as of April 2025.

Renault 5 E-Tech range prices:

• Renault 5 Five E-Tech: €24,990, 95 hp, 40 kWh battery, 312 km range (note: no DC fast charging)

• Renault 5 Evolution E-Tech 120 hp: from €27,990, 40 kWh battery, 312 km range

• Renault 5 Evolution E-Tech 150 hp: from €31,490, 52 kWh battery, 410 km WLTP range

• Renault 5 Techno E-Tech: €29,990 with OpenR Link multimedia system

• Renault 5 Iconic Cinq E-Tech: €31,990, premium trim

Financing options:

• Lease-to-own/long-term lease : from €200/month (€2,700 first payment, 37 months, 30,000 km)

• Price after CEE incentive (€4,240): €20,750 (Five version)

• Social leasing (Sept 2025): from €120/month

The 52 kWh battery supports fast charging up to 100 kW DC (except Five version), reaching 80% in 30 minutes. Price includes 8-year battery warranty. The Five entry-level version lacks DC fast charging and a heat pump, making it ideal for daily urban use.

Renault Megane E-Tech: Tech-Packed Sedan from €39,500

The Renault Megane E-Tech lineup was simplified in 2025. The 130 hp version with a 40 kWh battery was temporarily removed. Only the 220 hp version with a 60 kWh battery remains:

• Megane E-Tech Techno: €39,500, 220 hp, 60 kWh battery, up to 468 km WLTP range

• Megane E-Tech Esprit Alpine: new sporty trim

• Megane E-Tech Iconic: €44,400 with full equipment

Financing options:

• Lease-to-own: from €350/month (€4,500 down, 48 months, 12,000 km/year)

• Long-term lease: €340/month all-inclusive

• Price after CEE incentive (€4,240): €35,260

The 160 kW (220 hp) motor enables 0–100 km/h in 7.4 seconds. Combined consumption is 15.8 kWh/100 km. Megane E-Tech now includes 11 kW bidirectional charger, One Pedal driving, and Plug & Charge compatibility.

Renault Scenic E-Tech: Family SUV from €41,990

Voted Car of the Year 2024, the Renault Scenic E-Tech evolved in 2025 with the removal of the Evolution trim. This Renault electric SUV offers spaciousness for families:

• Scenic E-Tech Techno 170 hp: €41,990, 60 kWh battery, 420 km range

• Scenic E-Tech Techno 220 hp Long Range: €46,990, 87 kWh battery, 620 km WLTP range

• Scenic E-Tech Techno Esprit Alpine: €48,990

• Scenic E-Tech Techno Iconic: €52,490 with full equipment

Financing options:

• Lease-to-own: around €400/month depending on configuration

• Long-term lease: from €380/month

• Price after CEE incentive (€4,240): €37,750

The Long Range version offers one of the best ranges on the EV market. Despite its SUV size, consumption remains low at 17.8 kWh/100 km. Scenic E-Tech includes One Pedal mode, bidirectional charging, and Plug & Charge.

Renault 4 E-Tech: Iconic Comeback from €29,990

The new Renault 4 E-Tech returns with a starting price of €29,990. Made in Maubeuge, it qualifies for government incentives:

• R4 E-Tech Evolution 120 hp: €29,990, 40 kWh battery, 308 km range

• R4 E-Tech Evolution 150 hp: €33,490, 52 kWh battery, 409 km WLTP range

• R4 E-Tech Techno: €35,490, 52 kWh battery

• R4 E-Tech Iconic: €37,490, high-end trim

Financing options:

• Lease-to-own/long-term lease: from €230/month (€3,100 first payment, 37 months, 30,000 km)

• Price after CEE incentive (€4,240): €25,750

• Social leasing (Sept 2025): from €170/month

A convertible “Plein Sud” version with fabric sunroof is expected in 2025. Price includes 11 kW onboard charger and 100 kW DC fast charging. This Renault EV blends nostalgia and modernity with 15.5 kWh/100 km consumption.

Renault Zoe: The Classic, Only Available Used

The Renault Zoe, a pioneer with 400,000 units sold, is no longer sold new since late 2024. Still a solid choice on the used market:

Used Zoe prices:

• Zoe 2019–2020 (52 kWh battery): €7,000 to €12,000, 350 km range

• Zoe E-Tech 2021–2022: €12,000 to €16,000

• Recent Zoe 2023: €14,000 to €18,000

Financing options:

• Lease-to-own: from €150/month

Used Zoe offers great value with 350 km WLTP range. Check if the battery is included or leased separately (~€70/month for older models). With 17 kWh/100 km consumption and proven reliability, Zoe is a smart entry into EVs.

Comparison Table: Renault Electric Car Prices and Specs 2025

CEE Incentive 2025: Up to €4,240 Off Your Renault EV

Since July 2025, the ecological bonus has been replaced by Energy Savings Certificates (CEE) for EV purchases. This aid is directly deducted from the price of Renault electric cars.

Coup de Pouce incentive amounts for Renault EVs:

• €4,240 for households with RFR/part ≤ €16,300 (deciles 1–5)

• €4,240 for deciles 6–8 depending on household composition

• €3,100 for deciles 9–10 (RFR/part > €26,200)

All Renault EVs made in Europe and meeting the eco-score are eligible. Dealers apply the discount directly.

Social Leasing 2025: Access Renault EVs at Reduced Prices

Social leasing returns in September 2025, allowing low-income households to access Renault EVs at exceptional prices. The program offers 37-month leases with 10,000 km/year and no down payment.

Eligibility: income < €15,400/tax share, commute > 15 km or 8,000 km/year for work. Renault supports the program with three models made in France.

Operating Costs: The Real Budget of a Renault EV

The real savings of a Renault EV go beyond the purchase price. With average consumption between 15 and 17 kWh/100 km, the E-Tech range transforms your mobility budget. The Renault 5 E-Tech, with just 14.9 kWh/100 km, costs only €3 per 100 km when charging at home. Even at public stations, it’s just €6 — half the cost of a gasoline fill-up.

This energy efficiency spans the range, with slight variations:

• Renault 4 E-Tech: €3.10/100 km at home

• Megane E-Tech: €3.20/100 km despite 220 hp

• Scenic E-Tech: €3.60/100 km with 87 kWh battery

Compare that to €12–15 for a thermal SUV over the same distance.Maintenance is minimal: no oil changes, just an annual check-up (€150–200 vs. €400 for gas cars). Brake pads last 3x longer thanks to regenerative braking. Add the 8-year/160,000 km battery warranty, and the math is clear.Typical monthly budget for a Renault 5 E-Tech in lease-to-own: €320 all-inclusive — €200 lease, €40 charging for 1,000 km, €65 insurance, €15 maintenance. Compared to €480/month for a gas-powered Clio, EVs save nearly €2,000/year.

Comparison: Renault E-Tech vs. Competitors

Renault leads the electric city car segment with aggressive pricing. The Renault 5 E-Tech at €24,990 beats the Peugeot e-208 (€33,100) and Opel Corsa-e (€32,500) — a €8,000+ difference. For tight budgets, used Zoe (€7,000–18,000) remains unbeatable.

In the compact segment, pricing is tighter. Megane E-Tech (€39,500) is slightly above VW ID.3 (€37,990) and Cupra Born (€36,870), but offers 468 km range and OpenR Link tech — a winning bet based on sales.

Scenic E-Tech competes in the family SUV EV space. At €41,990, it sits between Skoda Enyaq (€38,990) and VW ID.4 (€42,990). But Scenic wins on price-to-range ratio: 620 km WLTP in Long Range version beats all rivals.

Strengths of the Renault Electric Range

Renault builds on 10+ years of EV experience with 400,000 Zoes sold. Today, its E-Tech range includes 4 new models. The brand relies on 440 dealerships trained in EVs. French production in Douai and Maubeuge ensures responsiveness and supports local jobs.

Renault’s tech leads the way:

• OpenR Link multimedia system with Google integration

• V2L/V2G bidirectional charging turns your car into a giant home battery

• One Pedal mode simplifies urban driving

• Heat pump (on select versions) boosts winter range

• My Renault app manages charging from your phone

• Plug & Charge starts charging automatically at compatible stations

Generous warranties show Renault’s confidence:

• 5 years/100,000 km full coverage

• 8 years/160,000 km battery warranty

• 24/7 roadside assistance for EV range issues

• Over-the-air updates keep your car current without visiting a dealership

Charge Your Renault EV with Electra

Electra’s 400 stations across France ensure optimal charging for all Renault E-Tech models. With up to 400 kW power, our stations match each vehicle’s capabilities.

• Renault Zoe (50 kW): 80% charge in 30 minutes — perfect for a coffee break

• Renault 5 & Renault 4 E-Tech: 20–80% in 30 minutes (100 kW capacity; Five version excluded)

• Megane E-Tech: 130 kW — 200 km range in 15 minutes

• Scenic E-Tech: 150 kW — 20–80% in 25 minutes

Transparent pricing for all drivers:

• No subscription: €0.54/kWh via app

• Electra+ €4.99/month: €0.39/kWh

• Electra+ €19.99/month: €0.29/kWh

Those are french prices, see full list here

At this rate, charging at our stations costs the same as home charging — with ultra-fast speed.Check our station map to plan your Renault EV trips.

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Article written by the Electra team – Experts in electric vehicle charging solutions