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Caterham Project V: The Electric Sports Car That Breaks Every Expectation

This is the new Renault Twingo 2012


Dutch edition of Autoweek published the first pictures of the new generation Renault Twingo.
Photos taken by readers of the magazine during an official session of the vehicle.


There is still no information about the technical characteristics of the car, but preliminary data range engines for small hatchback will remain the same as the current generation.

Base is a petrol engine with 1.2 liters volume and 75 hp There will be "Hot" version of RS, which will have a 1.6 petrol with 133 hp power For Renault Twingo will be a diesel version with 75 hp and 85


World premiere of the car is planned for autumn of this year's Frankfurt Motor Show. Sales in Europe will begin in December.

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