The chicest Renault 5 unveils its prices

Game, Set, and maybe Match. The Renault 5 100% electric in its Roland-Garros edition is available for order.

The Renault 5 E-Tech electric, in its special Roland-Garros series, features a sporty elegance worthy of the greatest tennis courts. Like a well-controlled match on clay, this edition is distinguished by subtle homage to the tournament’s universe.

Four body paint options are available, all combined with a Starry Black roof: Pearl White, Night Blue, Starry Black, and, exclusively, Satin Shale Gray. The Terre Battue Orange was overlooked, which is almost a shame since this hue was beloved on the original Renault 5. The 18-inch black diamond-cut alloy wheels with Satin Shale Gray centers complete this picture, like a well-placed forehand.

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Exterior details such as the Roland-Garros logo and a “Saint Andrew’s Cross” pattern evoke the legendary stadium structure. Inside, elegance continues with light gray upholstery with graphic weaving, blending comfort and technicality, like a perfectly tensioned net. This 100% recycled textile is complemented by refined blue accents and an embossed Roland-Garros logo on the headrests. The door panels and dashboard extend this aesthetic, incorporating subtle lighting and a nod to the tricolor flag.

Unique elements, such as the gear lever tip inspired by tennis racket grips and the inductive phone charger mats in Terre Battue color, deepen the immersion in the tennis universe. The aluminum door sills with Roland-Garros markings add an elegant finishing touch.

On the technical side, this special edition is powered by a 52 kWh battery offering up to 410 km of WLTP range. Its 110 kW (150 hp) motor and multi-link chassis guarantee agility and dynamism, like a player mastering each bounce. Produced in Douai, this electric icon proudly carries the “Origine France Garantie” label.

Thanks to the R5 Roland-Garros R Pass, some customers get early access to order their model, reinforcing the idea of an exclusive privilege, like a ticket to the Roland-Garros final. Its price of €36,490, excluding ecological bonus and additional CEE premium, adds to the sense of elitism, which suits it quite well.