Overview
- Renault unveiled the E‑Space concept on Monday at the Paris Motor Show as a fully electric, design‑study revival of the Espace name that aims to offer an MPV alternative to family SUVs.
- The concept measures 4.70 m long, 2.02 m wide and 1.67 m tall and uses a flat floor to seat six individual passengers across three rows with middle seats that swivel 180 degrees or fold into a table.
- The cabin features a pillar-to-pillar OpenR Panorama display and a steer‑by‑wire yoke that removes a mechanical steering column to free footwell space, and Renault says the OpenR Panorama will reach next‑generation Scenic and Rafale around 2030.
- Renault described the E‑Space as fully electric but has not released motor power, battery capacity, charging speed or range figures and has not committed to putting the E‑Space into production.
- The concept pairs bio‑based interior materials and a referenced RGEV Medium 2.0 skateboard platform as signals that lower‑cost LFP batteries and flat EV architectures could make modern MPVs viable again for families who prefer space over SUV styling.