The first Renault Express was a small van built on the Super 5 platform and front axle. It went on sale in 1985 as a panel van, a glazed van and a station wagon. The passenger version left the range in 1998, the commercial version stayed on sale until 2000, and about 1.73 million had been sold. The name came back in 2021: Renault unveiled the new Express and Express Van at Tangier on 18 May 2021, with the Van aimed mainly at export to Europe and the Express adapted to the Moroccan market.
A light van based on a supermini, built from 1985 to 2000 (Rapid in Germany, Extra in the UK) and derived from the Renault 5/Supercinq. The name returned in 2021 on a compact van.
41years
2generations
3trims
59–94hp range
The Lineage
2 generations · tap any to explore2 trimsF40
1985–2000
1 trimExpress (2021)
2021–now
The Story
Why the Express mattersTrims · Express (2021)
1 trim · 2021–nowThe Express and Express Van unveiled at Tangier on 18 May 2021: a different car from the 1985 F40 that revived the name. The Van was aimed mainly at export to Europe, the Express was adapted to the Moroccan market.
★ Only trim
Express Van 1.5 Blue dCi 95
2021–now
Power
94 hp
Debut
2021
Production
2021–now
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