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Renault updated the Master E-Tech Electric with a chemically redesigned 87kWh battery using medium-nickel cells from LG Energy Solutions. A new 40kWh chassis-cab version targets urban use. The van adds a 22kW bidirectional charger, V2G support, adaptive cruise control, and recycled dashboard plastic.
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