How Europe’s EV makers shrank their product to challenge the bloated SUVs
Europe's electric vehicle makers are increasingly producing smaller, cheaper cars to compete with bulky SUVs, a shift that reflects improved battery technology and reduced manufacturing costs. The new Renault Twingo E-Tech, priced from €19,490 in France, symbolizes this trend, as executives emphasize the need for more compact electric models to address urban driving challenges and environmental concerns.
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