A few times now, I have seen a negative i-adjective with a は in between the く
and the ありません. I have seen it usually present when it is a response to a
question. Like the example below.

いいえ、車は赤くはありません。

Translations of it are no different than '車は赤くありません。,' however, so I am not
sure what the addition of the は adds, or what circumstances it should be used,
or if it's even correct.

Can anyone shed some light on when/how/if は is used with the negative
i-adjectives? Appreciate any help!
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particle-は adjectives negation i-adjectives
Why is there sometimes a は used in conjugated, negative, formal i-adjectives?