Overview
- Renault published net prices on Friday, October 16, 2026, at €41,900 for the 60‑kWh model and €47,400 for the 81‑kWh version.
- The company said orders for the 81‑kWh long‑range trim will open in the coming weeks while the 60‑kWh entry model will reach the market in spring 2027.
- The Trafic E‑Tech uses an 800‑volt electrical platform with the larger battery supporting up to 190 kW fast charging and a manufacturer claim that 20 minutes of charging can add roughly 300 km of range.
- Renault positions the van for trade customers with space for three Europallets, up to 1.25 tonnes payload, up to 2 tonnes towing capacity, and two trim levels that include heat pump, adaptive cruise and Google/HERE services.
- A Software‑Defined‑Vehicle architecture and a 2027 Renault Uptimize fleet service will offer over‑the‑air updates and AI‑driven predictive maintenance to cut downtime, though real‑world range and charging access will shape total operating costs.