Renault Alaskan

The Renault Alaskan is a pick-up built by Renault since 2017, sold from mid-2017 in Latin America and from the end of 2017 in most European markets. It shares its platform and engines with its cousin the Nissan Navara and the Mercedes-Benz X-Class, together with some components from the Daimler group, and its load bed takes up to one tonne on a surface of 2.46 square metres. At launch it came only as a double cab, and chassis cab and King Cab versions followed. Orders opened in France on 5 September 2017 with two diesel engines, the dCi 160 and dCi 190, and three trim levels called Life, Zen and Intens, priced from 36,860 to 45,960 euros. Renault stopped selling it in France in 2020 and production at the Nissan plants in Barcelona and Jiutepec ended that year, but in October 2020 Renault started building it at its Cordoba plant in Argentina. A concept pick-up of the same name had been shown in Paris on 3 September 2015.