The Renault 5 Turbo 3E displayed at Roland-Garros

After its reveal at the end of winter, the Renault 5 Turbo 3E makes a grand entrance for spring at Roland-Garros.

For the first time, Renault’s “mini-supercar” electric vehicle is presented to the public in such a prestigious and spectacular setting, showcasing its bold and exuberant design. Dressed in a black, yellow, and white livery, it pays homage to the famous Renault 5 Turbo that won the Tour de Corse in 1982, a year before Yannick Noah on the Parisian clay. This iconic color adds to its impressive technical features: an 800-volt electric architecture and two wheel motors delivering a total power of 555 horsepower. The Renault 5 Turbo 3E illustrates Renault’s commitment to innovation and its passion for sportiness.

Since its official presentation, this exceptional car has generated growing enthusiasm. The opening of bookings on April 22 confirmed this excitement: more than 700 customers and 200 dealers have already committed to acquiring one of the 1,980 planned units. This limited edition is offered at a projected recommended retail price of 160,000 euros, a sum that reflects its exclusive positioning in the market for electric sports vehicles.

With the Renault 5 Turbo 3E, the diamond brand reinterprets its heritage while affirming a vision directed towards the future. This balance between nostalgia and modernity, performance and technology, seems to delight automotive enthusiasts as well as those seeking extraordinary electric models. Roland-Garros, a place of elegance and innovation, proves to be an ideal showcase to present this iconic car, rooted in both history and the contemporary challenges of electric mobility.

Thus, the Renault 5 Turbo 3E does not merely recall a glorious past: it also paves the way for a new era, where sportiness and sustainability unite in a bold vision of the automobile.

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