Nearly a year after it made its Asean debut here in Malaysia, the Renault Clio RS 200 EDC looks like it’ll finally go on sale in Malaysia – the car from last year was a left-hand drive version, but a right-hand drive model has been spotted in KL by regular reader Aero, who snapped some shots of the unregistered car.
The stonking Clio is equipped with a 1.6 litre turbo mill offering 200 hp and 240 Nm, and as its suffix suggests, the transmission is a six-speed Efficient Dual Clutch unit – no stick shifter with this one.
The car comes with a choice of Sport and Cup chassis, as well as two specification levels, these being standard and Trophy. It comes standard with R.S. Drive, which offers three modes of driving – Normal, Sport and Race. There are also two wheel design options, among other things – the spied example wears the more conventional-looking double five-spoke unit, in silver.
The RHD variant’s arrival follows closely on its market debut in Australia back in December; the Clio GT is slated for introduction Down Under in April. It’s already confirmed that we’ll be getting the standard Clio in its TCe 120 form sometime this year – might we expect the GT to eventually come in too?
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments show enthusiasm for the Renault Clio RS 200 EDC, highlighting its impressive features like the RS monitor and dual-clutch gearbox, favoring automatic transmission for daily traffic. Many appreciate its design, practicality, and European driving pedigree, but some are concerned about higher pricing compared to competitors and gearbox reliability issues. Overall, the sentiment is positive, with excitement about Renault's return to Malaysia and the car's performance, but cost and gearbox choices are noted as potential drawbacks.