Renault 4Ever

Here are pictures from patent applications.
https://insideevs.com/news/508151/electric-renault-4ever-patent-images/

It isn't pretty but it looks to be big enough to serve as a second family car.
If they use lithium iron batteries it might come in at an attractive price point.

Bixler3

Thanks for that, my first ever car was a yellow R4, it could beat any other car over the first three metres before it ran out of steam

AMKC

I would say keep on eye and hear out tomorrow. Renault have something planned for the 4s anniversary maybe it is the big reveal.
Also OP I take it you mean Lithium ion battery not iron lol.

Busman Paddy Lasty

Lithium iron phosphate cells are a thing though. LiFePo4 is cobalt free says Wiki

AMKC

Busman Paddy Lasty wrote: »

Lithium iron phosphate cells are a thing though. LiFePo4 is cobalt free says Wiki

Awe ok very good. I did not know.

unkel

Tesla uses LiFePo4 too in all Chinese made Model 3 - those are the ones sold in Ireland. "Fe" is the element Ferrum. Or in other words: iron

There is a lot to say for this chemistry. It's cobalt free, it's cheap, it's super safe (can not explode or catch fire). But the energy density is a bit lower than most other chemistries used for EVs