Renault Twingo Receives A Sophisticated Urban Night Makeover

by AutoExpert   |  7 October, 2021

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Renault unveiled a new special edition for the Twingo called the Urban Night which is available in France for both the ICE-powered SCe 65 and the fully electric E-Tech variants. Renault Twingo Urban Night is the flagship trim level of the facelifted third-generation model which will be the last of its kind as the French company has confirmed that the Twingo won’t get a new generation.

The new Renault Twingo Urban Night has glossy black multispoke 16-inch alloy wheels, white details on the grille, "Urban Night X" inscription on the mirror caps, and distinctive graphics. The basic "light version" only has these decals on the C-pillars; however, the Premium Pack includes bigger decals on the roof and doors. The mirrors and graphics are done in contrasting white or black, based on the outside color.

Renault Twingo

Cristal White, Quartz White, Moon Grey, and Diamond Black are the four exterior shades options, as well as dark-tinted rear windows. White "Urban Night X" insignia on the dash and seats mix with black upholstery, various door sills, and glossy black pieces on the inside. The Easy Link 7′′ infotainment touchscreen with navigation and Android Auto/Apple CarPlay connectivity, a leather steering wheel, automatic air-con, cruise control, lane departure warning, rear parking sensors, reversing camera, rain sensor, and auto lights are all included as standard features.

Renault Twingo

The canvas roof, which costs €1,100 ($1,270), heated front seats, which cost €250 ($289), and the Urban Night Premium Striping Pack, which costs €300 ($346), are all available as upgrades. Renault Twingo SCe 65 Urban Night is driven by a rear-mounted naturally aspirated 1.0-liter three-cylinder motor that produces 64-hp (48 kW / 65 PS) and is sold from €17,300 ($19,982) with a five-speed manual transmission.

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In France, for example, the base variant with the same motor costs €13,750 ($15,873). The all-electric Twingo E-Tech Urban Night begins at €26,650 ($30,781), however, it has higher power of 81-hp (60 kW / 82 PS).

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