Renault unveils 800-volt Trafic E-Tech van starting at €41,500

The 800-V system means the Trafic E-Tech can charge its battery from 15% up to 80% in less than 20 minutes

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Published Saturday, November 14, 2026 · 8:06 PM EST

Renault has unveiled the Trafic E-Tech electric commercial van with an 800-volt electrical system and prices starting at €41,500, New Atlas reports. Its centralized electronics use two computers running an Android-based operating system, allowing fleet operators to display delivery, route-scheduling and temperature-monitoring applications on the dashboard. The €47,000 version has an 81-kWh battery, supports 240-kW DC charging and can charge from 15% to 80% in less than 20 minutes. It carries up to 1,300 kg. Software updates can change vehicle functions over the air, including motor efficiency and driver assistance. The flagship's stated range is 470 km on the WLTP cycle; its claimed 690 km city range applies to low-speed urban driving.

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