The sporty Alaskan concept is ready for work, recreation and everyday driving. Renault calls itself the number one light commercial vehicle brand in Europe, and pickups will play an important new ...

Renault has unveiled a special edition Alaskan pickup truck at the Geneva Motor Show in Switzerland. The Alaskan Ice Edition will be a limited offering of the pickup coming later this year.

The new Renault Alaskan is based on the same underpinnings used by Nissan’s Navara NP300, while its design is almost identical to that of the very well-received 2015 concept. The large front ...

The Alaskan is Renault’s attempt at taking a slice of the lucrative global pickup market with a quick and effective solution. The Navara has established itself as one of the best-riding and best ...

Slated to go into production by 2017, the Renault Alaskan concept gives us a glimpse into what could be a new light-duty Nissan or Mercedes-Benz pickup truck. The Renault Alaskan concept features ...

One of the latest is Renault, which has recently launched its Alaskan pickup into Europe, after an earlier debut in Latin America in 2016. But Europe in this instance does not include the UK ...

The Renault Alaskan one-tonne dual-cab ute concept premiered earlier this month is “95 per cent” reflective of the design we’ll see on the 2016 production version, according the project’s ...

Renault’s Alaskan pickup truck concept previews a production model expected to launch in the first half of 2016. One look at the Alaskan study is enough to realize that we’re dealing with a ...

Renault pulled the wraps off the production version of its first one-ton pickup. The bold styling of the concept shown at the 2015 Frankfurt auto show carries over to the all-new Renault Alaskan ...

Remember the Renault Alaskan concept car shown in September 2015? Well, here’s the production iteration – the French firm’s first muscular, one-tonne pick-up truck. It will be available in ...

Sneak pictures of Renault’s first global pick-up, the Alaskan, have leaked onto the internet ahead of its official release – and it looks a lot like the one-ton Alaskan concept already ...