Renault And Peugeot Revived Group B Rally Legends As EVs, But Which Did It Better?
If you had told a Group B spectator back in the '80s that the spirit of the monstrous rally cars would be resurrected forty years later without a single drop of gasoline, they would have probably laughed.
However, that's exactly what happened with two French unicorns from Renault and Peugeot, swapping their turbocharged engines for electric motors and battery packs.
If you had told a Group B spectator back in the '80s that the spirit of the monstrous rally cars would be resurrected forty years later without a single drop of gasoline, they would have probably laughed.
However, that's exactly what happened with two French unicorns from Renault and Peugeot, swapping their turbocharged engines for electric motors and battery packs.