Overview
Renault and Alpine Racing developed the car as a bridge between the Clio Rally4 and Rally2 machinery, completing more than 4,500 km of development testing before homologation.
Renault and Alpine Racing developed the car as a bridge between the Clio Rally4 and Rally2 machinery, completing more than 4,500 km of development testing before homologation.
After homologation on 25 April 2023, Clio Rally3 became eligible for national, regional and world championship events.
The compact car's all-wheel drive provides traction over loose surfaces while keeping a lower cost and power level than Rally2.
The Clio Rally3 expanded customer choice in Rally3 and made Renault's established Clio rally ladder available with four-wheel drive.
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