
The Renault 5 E-Tech electric has reached 100,000 units built at the Ampere ElectriCity plant in Douai, marking a major milestone in French EV production.
Historic Production Achievement
Launched in October 2024, the Renault 5 E-Tech electric achieved this milestone in only 15 months. The 100,000th vehicle was a techno model with a 52kWh battery.

Employee Celebration
All Douai plant employees celebrated the achievement, reflecting their dedication and the collective effort behind full electrification at the site.
Design and Market Success
The Renault 5 E-Tech electric has won Car of the Year 2025 and remains a top choice in the European B-segment, gaining traction beyond France.

Production Line Efficiency
The Ampere ElectriCity plant assembles six electric models on one line, including Renault 5, Megane, Scenic E-Tech, Alpine A290, Nissan Micra, and Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross.
Daily Output
Approximately 900 vehicles are produced daily, two-thirds being Renault 5 E-Tech. Production runs in three shifts, with night shifts added at half speed.

French Industrial Ecosystem
Most suppliers and customers are within 300–1,000 kilometres of the plant, highlighting the local ecosystem, including Cléon, Ruitz, and Maubeuge facilities.
Global Popularity
Renault 5 E-Tech electric now leads the European B-segment and ranks highly across retail markets. It has debuted in Turkey, Israel, and Morocco, with more markets planned in 2026.

Sustainable and Collective Success
Executives highlight that the milestone is not only industrial but human, showcasing innovation, speed, and sustainable value creation for the region.

Summary
The Renault 5 E-Tech electric has reached 100,000 units at Douai, reinforcing its European leadership, “Made in France” status, and expanding global presence in the EV market.
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Source: Renault
