Renault e.dams unveiled its elegant-looking Formula E charger yesterday in Paris, which the French team will run in season 4 of the all-electric series.
Formula E 2015-16 champion Sebastien Buemi and Nicolas Prost will once again produce the sparks for Renault e.dams which clinched its third consecutive title as a team this year.
"I am delighted to finally lift the veil on the colours we will use to defend our title in this new season," said team co-owner Alain Prost.
"Our goal remains the same as it has been for the past three years: win the Team’s and Driver’s championships."
"We have seen that the competition will be tougher with some major car manufactures joining us in the championship but we have a very good team and a very solid technical partner with Renault.
"We also have two excellent drivers, who have worked very well together since the beginning of our adventure, they are very complementary.
"We have a genuine cohesion at all levels, which is our strength. This year, our motivation is stronger even though we know that the challenge will be harder to meet."
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