Electro-Renard was a French automotive manufacturer that operated briefly from approximately 1943 to 1946. The company was based in Lyon, France, and specialized in the production of small electric vehicles during a time when the automotive industry was facing significant challenges due to World War II.

The primary model produced by Electro-Renard was a two-seater electric car, which was notable for its compact design. The vehicle was marketed with a claimed range of 45 miles (72 kilometers) per charge, reflecting the technological capabilities of electric vehicles during that era. Despite its innovative approach to electric mobility, the company had a short-lived existence and ceased operations shortly after the war.