Renault Primaquatre

The Renault Primaquatre Diesel variant was introduced in 1955, featuring a 1800cc diesel engine. This model catered to buyers looking for fuel efficiency and longevity, becoming a popular choice for those in rural areas.

The Renault Primaquatre 1100 was introduced in 1935 as the base variant. It features a 1100cc inline-four engine producing 30 horsepower, paired with a 3-speed manual transmission. This sedan variant offers a classic design typical of mid-1930s Renaults, with a simple yet elegant interior.

The Renault Primaquatre 1300 was introduced in 1936, featuring a larger 1300cc inline-four engine that produced 38 horsepower. This variant provided improved performance and comfort, maintaining the same sedan body style while offering more space and refinement.

Launched in 1939, the Renault Primaquatre 1400 featured a 1400cc engine delivering 42 horsepower. This variant enhanced the driving experience with its responsive engine and was produced during World War II, making it a notable part of Renault's wartime offerings.

The Renault Primaquatre 1600 was introduced post-war in 1945, featuring a 1600cc engine with 45 horsepower. This variant marked a transition to a more modern design and improved drivability, reflecting the needs of a recovering market.

Introduced in 1948, the Renault Primaquatre 1800 boasted an 1800cc engine producing 50 horsepower. This sedan variant represented the brand's growth in the post-war era, featuring more luxurious interiors and advanced technology for its time.

The Renault Primaquatre 2000 was launched in 1953, equipped with a robust 2000cc engine generating 60 horsepower. This variant was aimed at the upper market segment, providing enhanced comfort and features suitable for families.