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March 29, 2023
With the Renault Mégane RS Ultime 2023, whose price we already know, the French brand says goodbye to its sports car sub-brand, created in 1976.
Renault says goodbye to its Renault Sport sub-brand with a special edition named Renault Mégane RS Ultime 2023, which can already be purchased in our country at a price from 55,220 euros.
will be 1,976 unitss, numbered, those that will be manufactured worldwide of this Renault Mégane RS Ultime 2023, although it is still unknown how many copies our country will receive, we assume that it will be adjusted based on demand in Spain and other markets.
1,976 units at a price from 55,220 euros
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The figure of 1,976 is not accidental and alludes to the Date Renault Sport was foundedthe sub-brand of the French car company dedicated to launching the sportiest versions of the Renault model range.
The Renault Megane RS Ultime 2023, which will replace Mégane RS and Mégane RS Trophywill be available in four colors: Brilliant Black, Pearl White, Racing Yellow and Tonic Orange.
It draws attention, moreover, for a series of featured equipmentsuch as 19-inch black Fuji Lightweight alloy wheels, Bridgestone Potenza S007 semi-slick tires, Recaro Alcantara front seats and the aforementioned number plate
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Regarding design, the roof, hood, rear bumper, doors and fenders sport striking matte black stripes inspired by the renewed Renault logo. The year of creation of Renault Sport, 1976, is inscribed on the stripes on the right side of the vehicle. The logos, door handles, window frames, wheels, fender trims, rear diffuser and F1 front bumper blade are finished in black.
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This is in addition to the equipment already found on the Mégane RS Trophy as standard and which includes, among others, four-wheel steering 4ControlBrembo high-performance brakes, Torsen limited-slip differential, active valve exhaust system, 9.3-inch touchscreen infotainment system, Android Auto and Apple CarPlay via cable, satellite navigation, 10-inch digital instrument cluster .25 inches, Bose sound system, adaptive cruise control and front, rear and side parking sensors.
The powertrain remains unchanged, with a turbocharged 1.8-litre four-cylinder engine producing 300 HP of power at 6,000 rpm and 420 Nm of torque at 3,200 rpm (400 Nm with manual). The time from 0 to 100 km/h is 5.7 seconds, with a combined cycle consumption of 8.3 l/100 km with the manual and 8 l/100 km with the automatic.
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