Renault has made another addition to its Twingo city car range with a brand new top-of-the-range model, the Dynamique S TCe 90.
The latest model offers the manufacturer's ‘Sport Pack’ of exterior styling and interior trim embellishments as standard.
The Dynamique S packs plenty of power thanks to its 90 hp 0.9-litre TCe turbocharged petrol engine fitted, which drivers may know from its predecessor – the Dynamique TCe 90.
However, what people won't have seen before is the aluminium pedal set, red/black part leather upholstery and a red interior touch pack, which come as standard on the Dynamique S.
Adding to the aesthetic appeal of the vehicle is the car's exterior lines, which are complemented by 16-inch sport diamond-cut alloy wheels, matt black side decals and an exterior touch pack in red.
The red interior touch pack, which is also available in white, adds a high-end feel to the model and is seen on the steering wheel, centre console and air vents, while the exterior touch pack does the same for the front grille insert, door mirrors and side door protectors.
Renault's Dynamique S also sports many features that give it a luxury feel, including LED daytime running lights, front foglamps, electric heated door mirrors, cruise control, a lane departure warning system, a leather-trimmed steering wheel and gearshift knob, air conditioning and white instrument backlighting.
The model also sports the Twingo's electric power steering feature, as well as electric front windows, a trip computer and gearchange indicator, a lane-change function for the indicators and handy automatic activation of the rear screen wiper when reverse gear is selected.
Practicality is a top priority for the this latest addition to Renault's growing range, with its folding front passenger seat and a split-folding two-seat rear bench making the model ideal for families.
Also increasing the usability of the vehicle is its vast range of safety equipment, such as its Electronic Stability Control, Hill Start Assist, Emergency Brake Assist and a Tyre Pressure Monitoring System.
Posted by Perry Murray