Every new car and concept at the 2024 Paris motor show

Dacia Bigster

Dacia will unveil its biggest and most expensive model yet, a Ford Kuga and Nissan Qashqai rival called the Bigster. A 4.6-metre-long five-seat SUV, it’s set to undercut its key rivals on price while majoring on utility.

Dacia Bigster: First pictures of rugged sub-£40k family SUV

Mini John Cooper Works

Mini’s go-faster divison, John Cooper Works, will reveal its first electric cars at the Paris motor show.

Details published by the Chinese government reveal that the Aceman crossover and Cooper hatchback have been fitted with a more potent 255bhp motor, which should bring a decent boost in performance for both models.

They also get more aggressive-looking styling, with blacked-out grilles, more prominent skirting and bigger alloy wheels.

Electric Mini John Cooper Works gets 255bhp motor, sportier styling

Mobilize Bento and Mobilize Duo

The effective replacement for the Renault Twizy will be unveiled in production-ready form at the Paris motor show. The Mobilize-branded quadricycle will be available in two forms: Bento cargo van and Duo two-seater. Both are expected to launch in the UK next year.

Renault readying Twizy successor for UK launch

Peugeot e-3008 Long Range and Peugeot e-5008 Long Range

Peugeot will launch Long Range variants of its new e-3008 and new e-5008 at the Paris motor show, with the SUVs offering ranges of 435 miles and 415 miles, respectively. 

That’s thanks to a new 96.9kWh battery pack – 23.9kWh bigger than the existing 73kWh one, which yields 327 miles of range in the e-3008 and 315 miles in the e-5008.

Read our Peugeot E-3008 and E-5008 reviews