2011 Renault Wind Sport coupe-roadster
Renault announced its plans to unveil the brand-new Wind coupe-roadster at the upcoming Geneva Motor Show 2010 on 2 March. The 2011 Renault Wind is designed for two persons. Despite the fact that Renault pitches the car as a coupe-roadster, unlike other CC models with retractable hardtops, the Wind uses an exclusively innovative electric roof that rotates 180 degrees into the trunk, which is capable to open in just 12 seconds.
2011 Renault Wind Sport coupe-roadster
Renault Wind brings a completely special tackle a automobile for drivers who enjoy wind-in-the-hair motoring. Renault Wind is aimed toward motorists who lust after a vehicle that is not most effective special and compact, but additionally convertible yet practical enough for ordinary use.
2011 Renault Wind Sport coupe-roadster
Advantages of this car is the only car of its class to provide just as much luggage space (270dm3 VDA) whatever the position of the roof. The Renault Wind has a 3.83 metres in length which features a highly innovative way of opening up. The strictly two-seater model shares its platform and mechanical hardware with the Twingo, though at 3.830mm long, it's 230mm longer than the hatchback.
2011 Renault Wind Sport coupe-roadster
The French automaker is preserving a good lid on other details for now, however it's miles expected that the Wind might be presented with of the Twingo's petrol engines, a 1.2-liter rapid with 100HP and a naturally aspirated 1.6-liter unit with 133HP.
2011 Renault Wind Sport coupe-roadster
Although Renault Wind’s compact dimensions make it a nimble machine in and about town, it is the only car of its class to provide just as much luggage space (270dm3 VDA) whatever the position of the roof. True to Renault's brand signature "Drive the Change", Wind makes passion affordable for everyone.
2011 Renault Wind Sport coupe-roadster
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