Reminiscence of the Renault 5 Turbo in the 1980s,
the Twin'Run Concept has a steel, tubular chassis that provides the structure.
the Twin'Run Concept has a steel, tubular chassis that provides the structure.
Within it, just ahead of the rear axle is a 3.5-liter V6 with 320 horsepower and
280 pound-feet of torque, shifted through a six-speed sequential transmission.
To keep its city-car proportions stable on 18-inch wheels, the fuel tank,
radiator and hydraulic system are in the front, under the hood,
resulting in a 43/57 front-to-rear weight balance.
The bodywork is a mix of glass fiber and carbon fiber,
the squarish headlamps and supplemental quad headlamps a nod to the
R5 Turbo rally car and its light rack for nighttime stages.
Inside is lots of black and red Alcantara, a gauge cluster wrapped in
white lacquer and aluminum pedals whose setup is said to be motorsports tested.
The whole package weighs 2,090 pounds.
(autoblog.com)
The bodywork is a mix of glass fiber and carbon fiber,
the squarish headlamps and supplemental quad headlamps a nod to the
R5 Turbo rally car and its light rack for nighttime stages.
Inside is lots of black and red Alcantara, a gauge cluster wrapped in
white lacquer and aluminum pedals whose setup is said to be motorsports tested.
The whole package weighs 2,090 pounds.
(autoblog.com)
(Photos from autoblog.com)
