Special EV features multiple tennis-inspired styling cues and makes its debut at the French Open in May
Renault 5 E-Tech Roland Garros to be unveiled at Roland Garros French Open in May. Tennis-inspired details include red clay-colored phone charger pad and e-pop gear selector styled like a racket handle. Four EV-converted 1970s Renault 5s will be used as shuttles at the tournament. Between the 1990s and 2010s, Peugeot built a number of luxury-focused, limited edition superminis inspired by the Roland Garros French Open tennis tournament.
Each of those paint schemes is set against a textile-finished grained roof in Satin Black that’s edged with chrome satin-finish trim, and the cars roll on 18-inch Ecrou diamond-cut black alloy wheels with Matt Slate Gray center caps.
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