The new Renault E-TECH models are launched on the Latin American market

The new Renault Kwid E-TECH Electric went on sale for pre-order in Brazil last April, and it quickly sold out. The initial production run of 750 units sold out in under two months. Ibirapuera Park is where the first of these vehicles have been delivered to their owners.

The Renault Kwid E-TECH Electric is an all-electric vehicle that will soon be available throughout Brazil and the rest of Latin America. The brand operates the largest EV distribution network in Brazil, providing access to global expertise in electric mobility.

As of late, an agreement for the subscription of 200 Kwid E-TECH Electric via Mobilize Financial Services was announced between Mobilize, the Renault Group brand dedicated to new mobilities, and Zarp Localiza, a subsidiary of the Brazilian rental leader Localiza, specializing in ride-hailing. So Paulo Uber drivers will be offered these vehicles to use. Drivers can reserve charging stations through the Mobilize Charge Pass App, among other services.

Through its subsidiaries, Mobilize Financial Services has been present in Latin American markets for over 20 years. The new mobility brand wants to grow its regional presence by adding more Vehicle-as-a-Service options. It will start with technological dispatch solutions and rental services.

The new Megane E-TECH Electric is just one more way Renault leads the charge toward a more sustainable future. This new hatchback combines fully electric performance with all-around road ability in a stylish package. In Europe, over 30,000 Megane E-TECH Electrics have been pre-ordered.

The new Renault Megane E-Tech Electric is the forerunner of the fundamentally electric design language that will give the new model its elegant yet powerful character thanks to its use of the CMF-EV platform designed for all-electric vehicles. The interior sets a new standard for spaciousness, and the updated ergonomics make it a pleasure to ride in.