Renault Trucks is set to expand its electric vehicle portfolio with a new lineup of three fully electric light commercial vehicles from Flexis. The new offerings include a van, a modular chassis-cab, and a step-in van — all built on a modern, connected electric platform designed specifically for urban logistics challenges.
The range update comes when cities face growing demands from rapid e-commerce expansion, tighter delivery schedules, and increasingly strict environmental regulations. With these electric LCVs, Renault Trucks aims to provide practical, carbon-free transport solutions tailored for city-centre operations. The vehicles are designed to be fully customisable, allowing operators to adapt them to the unique requirements of urban distribution.
These new models, which follow the same design as the forthcoming Renault Traffic, Goelette, and Estafette, will be integrated into the Renault Trucks E-Tech range, which already features a wide selection of electric transport solutions — from light commercial options like the E-Tech Master and Trafic to a variety of medium- and heavy-duty vehicles, as well as cargo bikes.
Part of the Volvo Group and a founding member of Flexis SAS, Renault Trucks’ latest initiative marks another step in its ongoing effort to provide sustainable, tailored support for professionals operating in densely populated areas.
Renault Trucks has served the light commercial vehicle sector for over 40 years by leveraging its truck expertise and vast distribution and repair network. With 1,500 sales and service outlets, expert technicians, extended service hours at Van Centres, and 24/7 assistance, Renault Trucks promises comprehensive support tailored to the unique needs of professionals.
The three new electric vehicles developed by Flexis will benefit from this expertise and will be available across the Renault Trucks European network from 2026.
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