Comparison: Ground clearance Renault Alaskan vs. competitors 2025

Ground clearance is the distance between the lowest point on a Renault Alaskan's undercarriage and the ground.It is an important factor to consider when driving off-road or in areas with rough terrain, as a higher ground clearance allows this to clear obstacles more easily.With it’s wheelbase of 3150 mm and height of 1810 mm, the Renault Alaskan has a ground clearance of 223 mm. The highest ground clearance you can find amongst similar vehicles has Maxus eTERRON 9 (EKK1C ), which is 37 mm more than the Alaskan Double Cab Blue dCi 160 - 260 mm.To give an example, the Maxus has a 37 mm higher ground clearance compared to the Renault , giving the Maxus an advantage in this aspect. On the other hand, the worst ground clearance in the " Pick-Up" category is the Mazda B-Serie M-Cab 2500 , which is 175 mm - that makes it 48 mm less than the Renault in question.Height-wise, the Renault outperforms the rival by 195 mm.