Renault to unveil electric E-Space concept October 12

Renault plans to unveil the all-electric E-Space Concept at the Paris Motor Show on October 12, presenting it as a modern reinterpretation of the original Espace minivan launched in 1984. The company says the concept explores possible futures for the nameplate, but has not confirmed that it will enter production. Renault has released limited technical information ahead of the reveal. It says the concept is 4.7 meters (185 inches) long, and describes it as an electric take on the family vehicle that helped establish the Espace’s reputation. Interior images and detailed specifications have not been released in the reports, leaving its seating arrangement, cabin configuration and powertrain details unclear. The announced design draws on the original’s one-box profile and emphasis on passenger space. Reports describe a short nose, a broad glass area and a distinctive lighting treatment, along with cameras in place of conventional side mirrors and no visible door handles. Renault has not provided enough information to confirm the concept’s interior layout or specific equipment. The first-generation Espace debuted in 1984 with a compact exterior and a flexible cabin.