The Renault Clio is an iconic supermini produced by the French manufacturer Renault since 1990. In 2012, the fourth generation of the Clio was launched, marking a significant evolution in design and technology. The 2012 Hatchback version was praised for its dynamic design and innovative features, solidifying its position in the European market.
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The Renault Clio was introduced in 1990, succeeding the Renault 5. It quickly gained popularity due to its compact and versatile design. In 2012, the fourth generation was unveiled at the Paris Motor Show, with production starting in October of the same year. This new generation was exclusively offered in a five-door version, abandoning the three-door body style. Production was primarily carried out in France, with some manufacturing transferred to Bursa, Turkey. (en.wikipedia.org)
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The Renault Clio IV was the first Clio not to offer a three-door version, aligning with European market trends. It was also the first to adopt Renault's new visual identity, inspired by the DeZir concept. (press.renault.co.uk)
Production
Production of the Renault Clio IV began in October 2012, with some manufacturing transferred to Bursa, Turkey. The five-door version was exclusively offered, abandoning the three-door body style. Production was primarily carried out in France, with some manufacturing transferred to Bursa, Turkey. (en.wikipedia.org)
Press reception
The automotive press praised the Renault Clio IV for its dynamic design and innovative features. It was considered a key model in Renault's lineup, solidifying its position in the European market. (press.renault.co.uk)
Evolution
The fourth generation of the Clio marked a significant evolution in design and technology. It was the first to adopt Renault's new visual identity, inspired by the DeZir concept. The Clio IV also introduced more fuel-efficient engines, such as the 0.9-liter three-cylinder turbo engine producing 90 hp. Additionally, it was equipped with advanced technologies like the R-Link multimedia system and the EDC (Efficient Dual Clutch) transmission. (press.renault.co.uk)
The 2012 Renault Clio IV was available in several trims, including Authentique, Expression, and Dynamique. It offered a range of engines, from the 0.9-liter three-cylinder turbo producing 90 hp to the 1.2-liter four-cylinder engine delivering 120 hp. The Renault Sport (R.S.) version was launched in 2013, equipped with a 1.6-liter turbo four-cylinder engine producing 200 hp. (press.renault.co.uk)
