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RenaultSport Technologies boss Patrice Ratti has recently unveiled the company's plans to expand the RS lineup.
According to an Auto Express report, RenaultSport is looking to have four or five models in its line up over the next four to five years. While Ratti has evaded from giving further details, it's likely for the future RS program to include versions of the Clio, Megane, Twingo and even Captur.
As we already reported two days ago, Patrice Ratti has confirmed that RenaultSport will likely be giving up on manual transmissions for the next-generation Megane RS.
Furthermore, Renault is also evaluating the possibility of selling RS models in the emerging markets, following the lineup's success in Japan and Australia with non-European sales rated at 30 percent.
As we already reported two days ago, Patrice Ratti has confirmed that RenaultSport will likely be giving up on manual transmissions for the next-generation Megane RS.
Furthermore, Renault is also evaluating the possibility of selling RS models in the emerging markets, following the lineup's success in Japan and Australia with non-European sales rated at 30 percent.
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