Comparison: height Renault Alaskan vs. competitors 2025

Car height of the Renault Alaskan is typically defined as the distance from the ground to the highest point on the car, including any protuberances such as roof rails.The height of the car impacts comfort, spaciousness, fuel consumption and noise in the cabin Pick-up trucks can range in height from around 1.8 meters for a small model to over 2 meters for a larger one.With it's length of 5399 mm and width of 1850 mm, the Renault Alaskan has a height of 1810 mm. The highest car you can find in the same category is Hyundai H350 Cargo L2 2.5 CRDi ( ), which is 875 mm more than the Alaskan Double Cab Blue dCi 160 - 2685 mm.For illustration, the difference in length between the Renault and the Hyundai is 116 mm in favor of the Hyundai . On the contrary, the lowest in the " Pick-Up" category is Toyota Hilux Single Cab 2.5 Diesel , which is 1555 mm - that makes it 255 mm shorter than the Renault in question.Length-wise, the Renault outperforms the rival by 674 mm.