Published on 27 May 2016
“Our
aim was to produce a concept car with genuinely outstanding performance
credentials,” notes Patrice Ratti, Managing Director of Renault Sport
Cars, leader of the project which particularly inspired the development
team’s specialists. “On paper, producing a Clio R.S. powered by our most
potent engine – namely the 275-horsepower two-litre power unit which
delivers peak torque of 360Nm – was an extremely appealing idea, but we
had to make sure it was feasible.”
Thanks to new working procedures involving teams from the worlds of motorsport and road cars, the incubation of the highest-performance road-going Renault Sport car ever took just five months.
Thanks to new working procedures involving teams from the worlds of motorsport and road cars, the incubation of the highest-performance road-going Renault Sport car ever took just five months.
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