Just recently, we’ve covered the ridiculousness of Smart’s Fortwo Edition by Jeremy Scott and Toyota Europe’s ... as is the case with Renault’s latest Twizy EV variant, the wonderfully ...

The Twizy Urban carries a purchase price of EUR7,690 (approx. US$10,930) with EUR49 (approx. US$70) a month for leasing the battery, while the Twizy Technic goes for EUR8,490 (approx. US$12,065 ...

When Renault showed the two-seat Twizy electric city car at the 2009 Frankfurt Motor Show, we never expected to see it haul firefighters – meter maids, maybe, but not firefighters. The vehicle ...

This helps cut the initial purchase price of the Twizy and so is the key to its sheer affordability. The battery range itself is around 60 miles and Renault fits a three-metre spiral lead onboard ...

Renault’s new Mobilize division has revealed the electric Duo, the successor to the tandem two-seat Twizy. Two versions capable of 28 mph and 50 mph cater to different Euro regulations ...

It seems that vehicles like Renault’s Twizy, which we recently drove around Monaco and really liked, are here to stay, and their popularity is rising. So much so, that after Toyota announced ...

Love the Renault Twizy microcar, but worried it can't hold its own in the high-speed sweeping corners at Monza? Don't worry, back in 2012 Oakley Design made just the thing for you. Collecting Cars ...

But what’s this: a red Renault Twizy runabout zipping up and down the Mission District? Pure, unobstructed, weird freedom! Local scooter rental company Scoot, the Zipcar of electric mopeds ...

and Renault’s battery-electric Twizy, while four-wheeled, riffs on the same idea. The i-Road debuted way back at the 2013 Geneva motor show, but Toyota’s quest to morph from car maker to ...

Next week, Renault will start testing a car-sharing program in France with the automaker’s Twizy urban electric vehicles, HybridCars reports. The program, called Twizy Way, will take place in ...

The fact that Renault’s Twizy lacks windows may have turned some potential buyers away from the car, as it would only really be practical and enjoyable on a warm and not-at-all wet day.