Renault presented the E-Space Concept at the Paris Motor Show. This electric vehicle serves as a modern reimagining of the original Renault Espace, which debuted in 1984. The company positions the model as an alternative to current SUVs and sedans.
The concept measures 4,700 mm in length, 2,020 mm in width, and 1,670 mm in height. Its dimensions are comparable to the Kia PV5 Passenger and the short-wheelbase version of the Volkswagen ID. Buzz. The design features a low stance and a glass-heavy cabin inspired by Bauhaus architecture.
The interior includes six rotating seats and a flat floor. Second-row passengers have access to folding tables and 12.3-inch screens mounted on headrests. A four-seat configuration allows for a large table setup, which includes a small fridge, an air purifier, and gaming equipment.
The dashboard is equipped with a curved OpenR Panorama display and a secondary infotainment screen that can rotate. The vehicle utilizes steer-by-wire technology, removing traditional physical steering constraints. Renault has not announced plans for a production version.
