CARS & CONCEPTS: Renault achieves several firsts with the electric Megane; Nissan challenges Toyota with new take on the hybrid; See who supplies the Maserati Grecale

Renault's first compact EV, the Megane E-Tech Electric, will take on the VW ID3 and models from Citroen and Hyundai/Kia.

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