RenaultClio E-Tech (2020-)
- 2020 model + 2023 update tested
- Small
- Full hybrid
- Available new
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Renault launched the Clio E-Tech hybrid model in 2020, and it’s now offered alongside its conventionally powered versions. The addition of battery power not only gives the Clio plenty of pep, but also promises more economical running costs. Facelifted in 2023, is it a match for the current crop of hybrid small hatchbacks? Find out in our full Renault Clio E-Tech review.
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- May 2024Last checked by Which?
- Mar 2022First reviewed by Which?
- Mar 2022Released
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