Question 1

What is the Renault Eco-G engine?

Accepted Answer

Eco-G is Renault's factory LPG version: a 120 hp petrol engine that also runs on LPG from a second tank. It is sold new on the Clio, Captur and Symbioz, and most regions charge dual-fuel cars a flat bollo rate per kW.

Question 2

Which new Renault E-Tech hybrid should I choose?

Accepted Answer

The Clio, Captur and Symbioz have the 160 hp E-Tech full hybrid, while the Austral, Espace and Rafale use the 200 hp version. The Rafale also comes as a 300 hp plug-in hybrid with all-wheel drive.

Question 3

How do the new Renault trims step up?

Accepted Answer

Most models climb from Evolution to Techno and on to Esprit Alpine, with its sportier look; some add Iconic or the top Atelier Alpine. The Kangoo and Trafic use Authentic, Equilibre and Techno.

Question 4

Do new electric Renaults pay the bollo in Italy?

Accepted Answer

Under the national rules the Twingo, Renault 5, Renault 4, Megane and Scenic E-Tech pay no bollo for five years from first registration, then a quarter of the rate. Lombardy and Piedmont exempt electric cars for good.

New Renault cars for sale in Italy

Renault Clio evolution ECO-G 120 EDC MY26 2026

Renault Clio techno ECO-G 120 EDC MY26 2026

Renault Symbioz techno ECO-G 120 MY26 2026

Renault Clio techno full hybrid E-Tech 160 MY26 2026

Renault Clio techno ECO-G 120 EDC MY26 2026

Renault Twingo E-Tech Electric techno 80 cv urban range 2026

Renault Twingo E-Tech Electric techno 80 cv urban range 2026

Renault Trafic FG L1 H1 T27 Blue dCi 130 MY26 2026

Renault Clio techno TCe 115 MY26 2026

Renault Twingo E-Tech Electric evolution 80 cv urban range 2026