Renault Delays Twingo’s Electric Version on Lack of Demand
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Renault SA, Europe’s third-largest automaker, will slow down electric-vehicle introductions in another sign that consumer demand for zero-emission cars is falling short of automakers’ plans.
The battery-powered version of the revamped Twingo city car, presented at the Geneva Motor Show earlier this year, is on hold, Chief Performance Officer Jerome Stoll said yesterday in an interview in Cannes, France, without providing a date for the model to go on sale.