Lada unveils the Revolution 3 prototype in Paris
Guillermo Arnal
8 October 2008
1 min. 
The Russians’ interpretation of their own sports car has reached the third phase, and this can be seen on the Lada stand at the Parisian show. The model is a prototype that will never go into production, but perhaps with the help of the recent alliance with Renault we may see similar things in the future.
It measures 4.2 metres in length and features a two-litre turbocharged engine sourced from Renault that produces 245 CV. Lada claims that with this engine it can reach 250 km/h and accelerate from 0 to 100 in 5.9 seconds. What has not been specified is the platform used. Images after the jump.
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Es un carro muy hermoso, pero muy poco potente para ser considerado un verdadero superauto deportivo. Lada nunca se ha caracterizado por hacer autos potentes, pero bueno, éste suele ser un comienzo… Había leído que, aparte del motor Renault, también se puede optar por un motor V6 turbocargado, proveniente de Nissan, que ofrece cerca de 340 CV; habrá que confirmarlo.