New Mégane RS: four-wheel steering, chassis choice
Last month, Renault revealed that the next-generation version of the Mégane RS will be offered with a choice of manual or dual-clutch transmissions. And now… Read more →
Clio RS gains facelift updates, but no manual ‘box
Last month, Renault revealed a lightly facelifted version of its popular Clio hatchback. Now, the French automaker has unveiled the similarly subtly tweaked Clio RS. The… Read more →
VIDEO: Renault Sandero RS Revealed
The new Sandero RS is an attempt by Renault to create a car that harks back to the days of simple and affordable hot hatches…. Read more →
Renault Sandero RS on the cards
It seems that Renault has a new RS model up its sleeve and it will be for the budget-conscious shopper. Autocar recently spoke to Renaultsport… Read more →
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Renault reclaims ‘Ring record with Mégane RS 275 Trophy-R [w/video]
Renault promised that it will release official information about its #Under8 Nürburgring campaign on 16 June, and indeed it did. The company’s new Mégane RS… Read more →
RenaultSport Clio 200 EDC: Performance Shootout 2014
As opposed to its naturally-aspirated 2,0-litre engined successor, which had a six-speed manual transmission, the RenaultSport Clio 200 EDC features a turbocharged 1,6-litre four pot… Read more →
RenaultSport and Red Bull launch Mégane RS RB8
The Red Bull Racing team and engine supplier Renault are celebrating their third consecutive Formula One Constructor’s title with a special edition of the French… Read more →
Renaultsport Clio Red Bull
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Renaultsport Megane Red Bull: Performance Shootout 2013
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Renault and Caterham team up to build future sportscars
A joint alliance between Renault and British performance car producer Caterham will see the two firms teaming up to develop future sportscars, a move that could bring about a production version of the Alpine A110-50.
