List of Renault vehicles

Renault
Industry	Automotive
Founded	1899; 127 years ago
Products	Automobiles, trucks, vans, buses, armored vehicles

This compilation includes vehicles branded as Renault, encompassing those from Renault Trucks, which are generally identified as Renault. It does not cover models sold under the Alpine, Mobilize, or Dacia brands.

Current models

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Model			Year introduced	Latest version		Vehicle description
	Image	Name	Year introduced	Introduced	Update/ facelift	Vehicle description
Hatchback
		5 E-Tech	2024	2024	—	Retro-inspired battery electric subcompact/supermini in the B-segment hatchback category.
		Clio/Lutecia	1990	2019	2023	Best-selling Renault model, classified as a B-segment hatchback. Referred to as Lutecia in the Japanese market.
		Kwid / City K-ZE / Climber	2015	2015	2019	Entry-level urban crossover-styled vehicle primarily retailed in India, Brunei, and Latin America. The City K-ZE is an electric variant available in China.
		Kardian	2023	2023	-	A B-segment hatchback sharing its platform with the third-generation Dacia Sandero.
		Mégane E-Tech Electric	2021	2021	—	Battery electric vehicle in the C-segment category.
Saloon
		Mégane	1995	2016	2020	Saloon variant mainly marketed in Eastern Europe and select other regions.
		Taliant	2021	2021	—	Entry-level B-segment saloon, essentially a rebadged third-generation Dacia Logan.
	SUV/crossover
		4 E-Tech	2025	2025	—	Retro-styled battery electric subcompact SUV within the B-segment.
		Arkana	2019	2019	2023	Coupé SUV built on the Clio/Captur platform for Europe or the Duster platform for Russia.
		Austral	2022	2022	2025	SUV in the C-segment category.
		Boreal	2025	2025	—	C-segment SUV derived from the Dacia Bigster platform.
		Captur	2013	2019	2024	B-segment SUV based on the Clio architecture.
		Duster	2012	2024	—	Rebadged version of the Dacia Duster for markets lacking Dacia presence. Previous generation remained available in India until 2022.
		Espace	1984	2023	2025	D-segment SUV built on the Austral platform.
		Kiger	2021	2021
Entry-level B-segment SUV primarily targeted at the Indian market.
		Koleos	2006	2016	2023
D-segment SUV based on the third-generation Nissan X-Trail. Marketed as Renault QM6 in South Korea. Discontinued in Europe after 2023; production continues in South Korea.			2006
		Koleos/Grand Koleos	2024
		Rafale	2023
		Renault Scenic E-Tech	1996	2024
		Renault Symbioz	2024
		Renault Kangoo	1997
		Renault Trafic Combi	2001
		Renault Triber	2019
		Renault Dokker	2012	—	Rebadged version of Dacia Dokker sold in Middle Eastern, African, and South American markets without Dacia presence.
		Renault Kangoo	1997	—	Compact van and leisure activity vehicle; includes battery electric Kangoo E-Tech Electric variant.
		Renault Nueva Kangoo (South America)	1997	—	Restyled and rebadged Dacia Dokker produced in Argentina for South American markets.
		Renault Express (2020)	1985 (original), revived in 2021	—	Small van positioned below Kangoo, heavily based on Dacia Dokker. Nameplate revived in 2021 as a predecessor to Kangoo.
		Renault Master	1980	—	Large van offering a battery electric Master E-Tech Electric variant.
		Renault Trafic	1980	2014	2021	Mid-size van model.
		Renault Alaskan	2016	—	Mid-size pickup truck, a rebadged Nissan Navara.
		Renault Duster Oroch	2015	—	Pickup truck derivative of the Duster tailored for South American markets; formerly known as Duster Oroch.
		Renault Master Tipper/Dropside	1980	-	Pickup truck adaptation of the Master van.
		Renault Trucks C	2013	2013	2021	Medium to heavy-duty trucks designed for construction purposes.
		Renault Trucks D	2013	2013	2022	Medium-duty trucks intended for distribution tasks.
		Renault Trucks K	2013	2013	2021	Heavy-duty trucks specialized for construction use.
		Renault Trucks T	2013	2013	2021	Heavy-duty trucks engineered for long-haul transportation.

From Pre–World War I to World War I Era (1899–1918)

Voiturette (Types A/B/C/D/E/G/H/J) produced between 1899 and 1903
8CV series (Types L/M/Z/AJ/AL/AN/AX) manufactured from 1902 to 1914
- 7CV (Types R/T) available during 1903–1904
- 14CV (Types N/U/X/AB/BX/CC/DJ) produced between 1903 and 1914
  - 10CV (Types N/Q/U/Y/AH/AM/BK/GS/IC/IG/II/IM/JR) spanning 1903 to 1923, later updated as Renault KZ in 1923
  - 20CV (Types S/V/AS/BY/BM/CE/CH/DX/EI/EJ) made from 1903 until 1919
    - 18CV (Types BF/CD/ED/FE/FS/GR/GV/HG/IQ/JS/JY/KD/MG/PI/PZ) produced between 1909 and 1928
      - 22CV (Types DO/DP/EE) available during 1913–1914
- Taxi de la Marne (Types AG/AG–1) manufactured from 1905 to 1921
- 9CV (Types EK/FD) produced between 1913 and 1920
35CV (Types AI/AO/CF/CI/DQ/ET) built from 1906 to 1917
40CV (Types AR/BH/CG/DT/ES/HD/IR/JP/JD/JV/MC/NM) spanning production years of 1908 to 1928
12CV (Types AZ/BZ/CB/DG/EF/EU/JM/JT/KH/LS/ME) offered from 1909 through 1926
11CV (Types CQ/DM/ER/FK) available between 1912 and 1919
EG produced during the years of World War I, from 1914 to 1919

Interwar Period (1919–1939)

6CV models (KJ, MT, NN) manufactured between 1922 and 1930
KZ series produced from 1923 until 1932
- Primaquatre available between 1931 and 1941
  - AGx manufactured from 1937 to 1941
- Vivaquatre produced during the years of 1932 to 1939
15CV models (Types KR/NE/NO/NS/PG/PK/PL/PM/RA) offered between 1924 and 1928
- Vivasix built from 1927 through 1934
  - Vivastella manufactured during the period of 1929 to 1939
  - Primastella available from 1932 to 1934
Monasix produced between the years of 1927 and 1931
- Monastella offered during the period of 1928 to 1932
Reinastella manufactured from 1929 until 1933
- Reinasport available between the years of 1932 and 1934
Nervastella produced during the years of 1929 to 1936
- Nervahuit offered in the period of 1930 to 1931
- Nervasport manufactured between the years of 1932 and 1935
  - Nerva Grand Sport available from the years of 1935 through to1948
    - Suprastella produced during the late interwar period, from around1938 to1939
Monaquatre manufactured during the period of approximately1932-36
Vivasport offered in the mid-30s, specifically around1933-35
- Viva Grand Sport produced during approximately1935-39
ABx models built in mid-30s, specifically around1934-37
Celtaquatre made between roughly1934-38
- Celtastandard offered mid-30s, approximately from1935-37
ACx / ADx series produced just before WWII, spanning roughly1935-40
Juvaquatre manufactured extensively from late30s into late50s, later redesigned as Dauphinoise in1957
Novaquatre made shortly before war outbreak, between approximately1938-40

World War II Period (1939–1945)

AHx series produced throughout early war years until postwar era, spanning1941-47

Post-War Era up to1970 (1945–1970)

208D models built immediately after WWII, between1945-48
- R.4080 produced shortly after, from1948-50
4CV compact cars offered widely postwar, spanning1947-61
Galion trucks manufactured over a long period, roughly1947-65
- Super Galion upgraded versions continued production till1982
Voltigeur light commercial vehicles made postwar till mid60s
- Goélette similar utility vehicles produced between1949-65
  - Super Goélette enhanced models built till1982
Colorale , including Prairie and Savane variants, manufactured early50s until mid50s
Fainéant light trucks made throughout1950-67
Frégate passenger cars built in early50s up to1960
MTP trucks with limited production run in late50s
JL medium trucks made mid50s through mid60s
Dauphine popular compact cars manufactured1956-67
- Ondine special edition models available briefly1961-62
Dauphinoise utility vehicles produced1957-60
Floride sporty cars built late50s through early60s
- Caravelle roadsters manufactured1959-68
Estafette light vans with long production life1959-80
Rambler imported models sold1962-67 in Europe including France
S trucks produced mid60s till1967
- SM heavier trucks made1967-77
  - SM8 extended production till1989

Numeric Models (1961–1996)

3 (1961–1962)
- 4 (1961–1992)
  - 4 Fourgonette (1961–1988)
8 (1962–1973)
- 10 (1965–1971)
16 (1965–1980)
6 (1968–1980)
12 (1969–1980)
15 (1971–1979)
- 17 (1971–1979)
5 ("Le Car") (1972–1996)
- 7 (exclusive to Spain) (1974–1984)
30 (1975–1983)
- 20 (1975–1984)
14 (1976–1983)
18 (1978–1986)
9 (1981–1989)
- 11 (1983–1989)
25 (1984–1992)
21 (1986–1995)
19 (1988–1996)

Discontinued Production Models

Rodeo (1970–1986)
J and Midliner series (1975–1999)
Torino (manufactured solely in Argentina) (1975–1981)
H model line (1977–1980)
(Virage) Renault 12 produced in Australia (1978-1980)
Bandama, available exclusively in Africa (1978-1981)
[Dodge commercial vehicles: 100 Series, 50 Series] (1979-1993)
[MAVA-Renault Farma], limited to the Greek market (1980-1985)
[Passenger vehicle models including Renault Fuego, Renault G, Renault R, Renault Alliance, Eagle Premier, Eagle Medallion, Renault B, Renault Express, Renault Safrane, Renault Twingo, Renault Laguna, Renault Spider, Renault Puncher, Renault Mégane, Renault Scenic, Renault Kerax, Grand Espace, Mascott, Midlum, Symbol, Logan, among others, with production spanning from the early 1980s through the mid-2020s]
[Regional and electric models such as the Renault Twizy, Twingo Electric, Zoe, Kadjar, and Talisman were introduced across various markets from the early 2000s through the mid-2020s]

Buses

From the Type PR to the PN series (1926–1930)
The TN series (1931–1971)
[[]]215D, R4200, Saviem ZR20, SC1, UI20 models (1946–1964)
[[]]S45, SC10, E7, SG220 models (1964–1983)
[[]]PR14, PR100, FR1, Iliade models (1979–2002)
[[]]R312, Tracer, Agora, Récréo, and Ares models (1987–2002)

Armored Vehicles

[[]]FT tank along with its derivatives D1 and D2 (1917–1949)
[[]]UE Chenillette and AMR models 33/35 (1932–1939)
[[]]AMC tanks of the 34/35 series (1935–1940)
[[]]R35 and R40 tank variants (1936–1940)
[[]]Char B1 heavy tank model (1936–1945)

External Links

Archive of vintage Renault prototypes and concept vehicles