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MODEL TESTED: Clio E-Tech Esprit Alpine
PRICE: £24,095 POWERTRAIN: 1.6-litre 4cyl petrol hybrid, 143bhp
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143bhp
Powertrain
1.6 litre 4cyl
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39 litres
Fuel tank
£61 fill up
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9.3 seconds
Performance
112mph
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301 litres
Seats up/down
1,006 litres
THE last Clio we group tested was a 1.0-litre petrol model in a mid-range trim level, and it emerged victorious. Will this revised car, in top-spec Esprit Alpine trim and with a hybrid powertrain (priced at £24,095), still come top?
Tech highlights
THE revisions for the Clio focus on areas such as the styling, trim levels and equipment, which we’ll come to in the ownership section. Mechanically, the updated version is largely the same car as the model that has won the supermini class in our New Car Awards for three years in a row.