Renault Twin’Run Concept with 320 horses [w/ video]

This is the Renault TwinFun Concept which debuted today in Monaco, while in July and will go to Goodwood Festival of Speed ​.

The prototype has been designed and developed entirely by Renault Design and expresses “the passion of the brand showing us how different can become a city car.”

The Renault describes it as the spiritual successor to the legendary Renault 5 Turbo and Clio V6, is kentromichano time since the V6 engine Mégane Trophy and sends the rear wheel.

Shows us the design that will follow the next city car Renault and has tubular chassis. Has a length of 3.680 mm, width 1.750 mm, height 1.493 mm. It weighs just 950 pounds, the weight ratio of 43% front and 57% rear and the body is made of composite polyester, this material comes from racing Renault.

The engine, V6 3,5-liter 60-degree included angle, delivers 320 horses at 6,800 rpm with 380 Nm of torque at 4,850 rpm The engine revs to 7,500 rpm, giving the car the ability to do the 0-100 km/h in 4.5 seconds and has a top speed of 250 km/h.

The movement is transferred to the rear axle via a six-speed manual gearbox SADEV serial and a differential lock. The suspension consists of double wishbones front-rear damper with Ohlins. The front brakes are dimensions 356 × 32 6-Track calipers and rear size 328 × 30 with 4-piston calipers faith. It stands on the ground with monompoulones 18″ wheels with tires measuring 205/40 front and 245/35 rear.

The Renault Twin’Run Concept is painted in blue and red color while the doors is the emblematic figure 5, which has been placed in tribute to the R5 Turbo. Time LED luminaires and inside there is roll-cage, alcantara red and black liner, three colored bucket seats, 5,5 “LCD digital instrument panel and aluminum pedals. There are air intakes at the side offtake of the exhausts are mounted on the center of the rear bumper, and features a large spoiler.

If you ever go to production, Renault does not mention it, but if you ever see the light of production then you come off as Twingo Alpine, like a modern interpretation of the Renault 5 Turbo.