RENAULT TRUCKS ADDS A NEW RALLY-RAID ENVIRONMENT TO ITS TRUCKSSIMULATOR APP

Thanks to a new environment included in its free driving simulation app, Renault Trucks is offering the general public an opportunity to experience a rally raid at the wheel of a Renault Trucks K520, the truck driven each year in the prestigious Dakar and Silk Way rallies.

A new rally raid driving environment has now been added to the Renault TrucksSimulator app enabling players to step into the shoes of rally drivers and drive around the desert at the wheel of a rally raid Renault Trucks K520.

This new environment has five levels of increasing difficulty, unlocked one by one, during which players can experience the thrills of rally raid driving, learning to tackle bends and drive over sand dunes. Once the final level has been completed, players can then compete against four other players.

Two viewing modes are available, namely an exterior view or, for complete immersion, an interior view. Players can also choose between two driving modes, either using a joystick or driving their truck using their smartphone or tablet as a steering wheel.

This new version of the Renault Trucks Simulator app is available on App Store and Play Store, in five languages (French, English, German, Spanish and Italian).

Four other elements are available on the Renault TrucksSimulator app :

• Long-distance, where the objective is to achieve the highest journey speed, whilst consuming as little fuel as possible and complying with road and driving regulations.
• Two Construction and Heavy Construction environments, where, approaching a worksite at the wheel of a Renault Trucks C or in a mine at the wheel of a K, players have to keep their load on board, despite the obstacles.
• Distribution, where players at the wheel of a Renault Trucks D need to successfully deliver parcels in an urban environment, whilst respecting road regulations and adjusting their driving style to the traffic.
• The Renault Trucks Simulator also enables players to share scores and test their knowledge on social networks..