Limited-edition Renault 5 Turbo 3E pricing revealed
Inside, the minimalist cabin is focused on the driving experience. Two carbon-fibre bucket seats with six-point racing harnesses dominate the interior, complemented by a full roll cage. A pair of digital screens (10.1" and 10.25") provide all the key info, with a user interface paying tribute to the dashboards of the original 5 Turbo and Turbo 2.
A variety of colour and trim options will be available, including retro-inspired finishes such Rouge Grenade and the iconic yellow, white and black livery of the 1982 Tour de Corse rally car.
Production will be limited to 1,980 units — a nod to the original 5 Turbo's debut year — with availability confirmed for Europe, the Middle East, Japan and Australia. Each car will be individually numbered, with customers able to select their number during the order process. Reservations are open, with first deliveries scheduled for 2027.
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