Find out how much the Road Tax (Vehicle Excise Duty or VED) will be on your car over the coming year. Cars from 1 March 2001 are taxed according to how much CO2 they emit. Cars registered before 1 ...

The latest addition to Renault’s series of throwback cars repurposed for the modern age is this: the 4 E-Tech. And yes, it does come with a baguette holder. But where it separates itself from ...

New Theory Could Improve the Design and Operation of Wind Farms Aug. 21, 2024 — A new model accurately represents the airflow around rotors, even under extreme conditions. The first ...

The 5’s brakes deserve a special ... to test it on UK roads. The Renault 5 is also pretty quiet compared to its direct rivals, with only a small amount of wind noise at 70mph and low levels ...

The Renault 5 is what the Brits would call a 'national treasure'. It’s not just a plucky little hatchback that arrived in France during the 1970s, but an affordable, mass market machine that ...

The Independent's Electric Vehicles Channel is sponsored by E.ON Next. Renault’s retro-inspired line-up is growing quickly. The new Renault 5 launched to great acclaim and bulging order books ...

Renault 4 E-Tech debuts as the more practical alternative to the 5 E-Tech hatchback. It shares 68% of the hatchback's components in a slightly larger and more practical body. It offers up to 250 ...

The Renault 5 E-tech is a brilliant little bundle of fun that offers everything that a small EV should come with. It’s a real success story with a price tag that will work for many folks too. Renault ...

It may be surprising to some, then, to learn that the single largest source of alternative energy in the United States is wind power. According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration ...

Renault SA unwrapped the R4 E-Tech, a compact electric vehicle meant to help the automaker better compete with budget offerings from Chinese manufacturers led by BYD Co. The model, expected to ...

Pablo Macias Torres, a Ph.D. student, firing up the wind tunnel. It is understandably difficult to monitor the internal workings of a wild bird while it is soaring thousands of feet in the air.