The Arkana is Renault's latest coupe-styled SUV that has been built as a hybrid from the ground up. Trickle down technologies from Renault's Formula 1 team (Alpine) such as the dog box transmission, finds its way into the Arkana, offering consumers a brand new driving experience and dynamic. In effect, the Arkana is the only coupe-styled SUV to sit in its price bracket, but is it good enough to serve as Renault's conquest model in Singapore? 

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21 September, There was a buzz at Plaza Singapura over the F1 weekend. On display were Renault’s range of turbocharged vehicles, including their mental Megane R.S. hot hatch. Renault F1 Team driver, the ‘Honey Badger’, Daniel Ricciardo stepped away from the pits, to mingle with fans, in a highly-anticipated Meet-&-Greet session.

With its expertise in Formula 1, as an engine constructor, Renault makes no attempt to hide its motorsport pedigree. The new Megane R.S. sets a new benchmark, and we can see that the compact hot hatch segment is “hotting” up! The new Megane R.S. boasts a whole list of technological innovations, like its class-leading 4CONTROL technology, a four-wheel steering system which provides easy manoeuvrability at low speeds, allowing the you to steer it around in confined spaces, just like a car with a shorter wheelbase, while providing a high degree of stability at high speeds… all this without any compromise on ride comfort.