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Renault has launched its greenest car yet, a 98g/km CO2 Clio, priced from £12,690.
The 1.5-litre dCi 86 Eco2 version of the three-door Extreme and five-door Expression has official figures of 76.3mpg.
Better aerodynamics, revised engine mapping, taller gearing and reduced rolling resistance tyres have helped reduce the CO2 by 17g/km and improve economy by 19% (12.1mpg).
The car costs the same as the existing dCi 86 engine, which emits 115g/km.
As a sub-100g/km model, the car has zero vehicle excise duty, 100% capital write-down allowance and 13% benefit-in-kind tax banding.
Its launch is ahead of Renault's introduction of its ZE electric vehicles next year.
Renault said that while it moves forward with zero-emission vehicles, it is still "working to reduce the environmental impact of its current range".
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