A large number of car manufacturers participating in the “fastest circus in the world” often construct sports cars, super cars.
We all know what great cars are made by Ferrari and McLaren, for example. Mercedes already has AMG GT and is working hard on a new hyper car. Red Bull and Aston Martin do the same. Even Honda has a NSX. But not Renault…
The only true sports car that the French manufacturer has in its range is the Alpine A110, but it is named after another brand. Therefore, when Renault wants to take advantage of its participation in F1 for promotional purposes, it represents, under a) ” HOT” models, which are among the best in the world, and b) special editions of their regular cars, such as example, Alaskan.
The only true sports car that the French manufacturer has in its range is the Alpine A110, but it is named after another brand. Therefore, when Renault wants to take advantage of its participation in F1 for promotional purposes, it represents, under a) “hot hech” models, which are among the best in the world, and b) special editions of their regular cars, such as example, Alaskan.
Namely, this model is based on the same platform as the Nissan Navara and Mercedes X class, and it is the accreditation of this manufacturer in the segment of the pick-up model. This model has just been presented in the special Formula 1 edition.
Renault Alaskan Formula Edition was introduced on the home ground of the French manufacturer on the track “Paul Ricard” last weekend when the Grand Prix of France has won Luis Hamilton driving his Mercedes.
Like the Formula 1 car that carries the Renault logo, the Alaskan Formula Edition is painted in black with yellow details and has special graphics. This would be approximately what makes this special version different from all other variants of the Alaskan model.
Under his hood, a four-cylinder diesel engine with a capacity of 2.3 liters, which develops 190 horsepower and 450 Nm of torque.
So, what do you think, is this a smart move by a French manufacturer, or is it a completely unnecessary step?
