Probably a 4L.
The shifter was there because the transmission was all the way in front of the car, right behind the grill and before the engine.

My dad's 504 had a column mounted 4 speed manual.  It was very smooth and easy to use.

There is a reason for the odd handbrake position.

The parents of a classmate of mine back in the 1970s had a Renault which had the gearshifter lever positioned where the windshield wiper stick usually is located. (Btw, manual gearbox, not automatic!)

Hot damn, you’re right. I was all set to praise this reimagined interior (which is lovely, to be sure) but the original is excellent as well. Actually, that reflects rather well on the folks who did the redesign—it captures much of the original spirit, but with nicer materials and better fit-and-finish. They managed…

Let’s get something straight: There is NOTHING WRONG WITH A FOUR CYLINDER ENGINE IN A SPORTS CAR.

Quarter panels are as well. I don’t know if that means it charges from both sides or, more likely, one side is has a blanked off piece where the charge port would be. Or maybe they put the key lock in there? Would like to see more. 

I did notice that after the editing window closed. I think it must have been old info. 

I thought quadricycles were capped at 350kg in France.

Geez...You can’t tell if it’s coming or going!

That’s like a cartoon lego dude where he has a happy side (clear eyes) and an angry side (red eyes).

probably for cost reduction, kinda genius, plus it doesn’t look bad :)

Not sure what the rest of Europe is doing but the UK recently passed a law that all street lamps/lights must have connectors to plug-in electric cars at the base of them (220v iirc)

Prends ton etoile mon ami.

All cheap cars like the Twingo, Alto, Panda and such are this cheap.
There is not really a catch, except that when a car is this cheap, you are guaranteed to have to do some repairs in the first year of owning it, which will cost more than the value of the car.
In the Netherlands, you can get a running twingo with a…

Overnight parts from China, bro.

Every day of my life as a car salesman:

In the US, you would need a BoF truck weighing at least 2.5 tons to even think about towing that battery cart.

Hitting a speedbump at 15 mph should take care of that problem.

Dear Editor,