I feel people nowadays upgrade out of battery degradation rather than new features/specs.

phones became so damn frustrating to service that people just swap them when their batteries start to degrade, instead of swapping batteries and continue using it.

My parents paid 14k usd in 94’ for one. Considering inflation, its not really a bad price.

I dont think the new twingo will be A segment like the original one.

The A segment has kind of died down with the years. The need of security features that bulked up the chassis and dimensions of cars meant that A segmentcars were becoming undistinguishable from B segment ones.

Case in point: This new one will be 5 door only. There was no way you could fit 5 doors on the original design considering its dimensions.

To me it looks like a B segment EV car, which is totally fine, you just cant make as roomy A segment cars as the OG twingo because of all the security features that new cars require.