Megane RS 300 Trophy-R

Megane IV · 2019–2020FWDHatchbackLimited · 500

Renault's official press pack (5 July 2019): same 1.8-litre 300 ch engine as the Trophy, 130 kg lighter than a Trophy without options, redesigned suspension (more front negative camber, lighter rear H axle, adjustable Ohlins dampers, Bridgestone Potenza S007 exclusive to Renault Sport, optional Brembo carbon-ceramic discs, optional carbon wheels), reworked aerodynamics, Akrapovic titanium exhaust, no rear seat, no four-wheel steering. Nordschleife record for a front-drive production car on 5 April 2019: 7:40.100 over 20.6 km. Sold from the end of 2019 as a limited series of 500 numbered cars. Performance and mass figures (296 bhp / 300 ch, 295 lb ft = 400 Nm, 1306 kg, 0-62 mph 5.4 s, 163 mph = 262 km/h, six-speed manual only) from evo: https://www.evo.co.uk/renault/megane-275-trophy/201699/renault-megane-rs-trophy-r-2019-2020-review-is-renaults-record

296 hpPower

5.4 s0-100 km/h

262 km/hTop Speed

2019-2020Year

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Megane RS 300 Trophy-R, every angle

Exterior

Photo: Renault press · via wsupercars.com

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Specifications

Powertrain

Engineering details

Engine1.8 TCe (M5P)

Displacement1.8 L

Cylinders4

FuelPetrol

Transmission6-speed Manual

DrivetrainFWD

Performance

Numbers that matter

Power296 hp

Torque400 Nm

0-100 km/h5.4 s

Top speed262 km/h

Weight1306 kg

BodyHatchback

Limited Production

500 units worldwide

STORY

The Renault Megane is a C-segment family car launched in 1995 and now in its fourth generation, offered over the years as a hatchback, saloon, estate, coupe-cabriolet and the striking Megane II with its distinctive rump. It is best known for the Renault Sport hot hatches, which repeatedly set front-wheel-drive lap records at the Nurburgring, including the RS 265 and RS 275 Trophy-R.

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