it's all in the name

Monasix (RY)

monasix
1928
scroll

A.O.C.

by

RENAULT

A minor revolution at Renault: in 1927 the system for naming models changed, switching from letter-based names (such as Type A, Type K, Type NN, etc.) or according to power (6 hp, 10 hp or 40 hp) to “real” model names. The first car to bear this new name type was Renault Monasix, launched in 1927.

1928
monasix_01
monasix_02
monasix_03

spirit

ALL ABOUT

THE CYLINDERS

The new Renault naming system, inaugurated by Renault Monasix, indicated the model’s position in the range (first of all a prefix: in this case Mona) but also the number of engine cylinders, by the suffix (six cylinders for the Renault Monasix).

monasix 4

interior

BATTERY

POWER

Renault Monasix was equipped with a 6-cylinder engine (as it name indicates). In 1928, the majority of Renault models were equipped with this type of engine (including the low and middle range models). It was a 1.5 L engine (1476 cc to be precise), the smallest engine of this type at the time. Renault Monasix also had a battery, whereas battery starting was not necessarily the norm in the 1920s.

monasix_05
Click on the car to start exploring
360°

original soundtrack

LISTEN TO

THIS PLAYLIST

Back to the roaring twenties with the sounds of Renault Monasix.

technical features

6 CYLINDERS

  • production

    34,290 units from 1927 to 1930

  • Performance and engine

    6 cylinders inline, 1476 cc, 26 hp

    90 kph

  • dimensions
    Length 3,55 m
    Width 1,60 m
    Height 1 ,60 m
  • architecture

    torpedo (also available in closed cabin and cabriolet) on separate chassis.

    front engine, rear-wheel drive

The Originals Store

DISEÑADOS

PARA GUSTAR

Tanto si eres fan de Renault como si te gustan los coches clásicos, aquí tienes lo que buscas.

The entire Renault Lifestyle collection online at The Originals Renault Store.

visit the store
explore
The Originals