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Renault Clio will have one last generation in 2026, before its departure

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Everything indicates that Renault Clio will say goodbye after a long period of thought, as the brand prepares for a new generation.

popular hatchback Renault Clio About to file face liftBut contrary to what was thought it will not be the last update. Your life will be long sixth generation Which is expected to be released in 2026.

With the strict implementation of Diamond brand electrification plans and its forthcoming arrival New ‘Zero Emissions’ Models like new Renault 5Knowing about it, he thought Cleo would be removed from his wallet traditional features.

However, the manufacturer will respond to the interest of the public and the arrival of a new business cycle will keep it updated. At least until 2030. This is at least in European marketson its way to full electricity.

What is known about the upcoming Renault Clio?

It is assumed that the brand strategy with the launch of the new Renault Clio aims to Covering area in production Emission-free cars. In addition to overcoming certain conditions such as Small components crunch.

In this sense, having the “slot” on the market for another season will be beneficial Cut costs, Not leaving empty spaces in sectors and connecting customers. In addition, Cleo is an alternative It was already electrified This allows you to be within the trends.

In this case, the next generation of the car will be built on the platform you are currently using, It is based on a hybrid powertrain with a 1.2-liter three-cylinder engine and a 48-volt mild-hybrid system. The other option is the motor E-Tech 1.8L instead of 1.6L.

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