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Renault unveiled its new electric show-car called Mégane eVision at the Renault eWays event dedicated to the mobility of today and tomorrow. Behind the unique proportions of this dynamic hatchback, which is a vector of emotion, lies a major challenge in terms of design and ingenuity. The Mégane eVision lives up to its name, since in addition to continuing the history of Mégane, it firmly establishes the model in the modern world. With it comes a new generation of Renault electric vehicles.
Renault unveiled its new electric show-car called Mégane eVision at the Renault eWays event dedicated to the mobility of today and tomorrow. Behind the unique proportions of this dynamic hatchback, which is a vector of emotion, lies a major challenge in terms of design and ingenuity. The Mégane eVision lives up to its name, since in addition to continuing the history of Mégane, it firmly establishes the model in the modern world. With it comes a new generation of Renault electric vehicles.
2022 marks the 50th anniversary of one the brand’s icons, Renault 5. True symbol of the pop-culture, mor e than 5 million units of the model were sold in several countries between 1972 and 1984.Renault has lined up a series of events, activations, and operations on social networks.Today it is a new collaboration between Renault and French designer Pierre Gonalons that is making news. To celebrate this iconic model’s 50th anniversary, Renault decided to join forces with a prominent designer who ranks among Architectural Digest’s 100 leading creators and representative of French arts and crafts.The conversations between Pierre Gonalons and the Renault Design Colours & Trims team led to the Renault 5 Diamant show-car. An electric car, capturing the designer’s vision of the car of the future, combining automotive and interior decoration hallmarks.
Born from the cooperation between Renault's French and Indian Design divisions, the Kiger show car is an SUV with an adventurous look exuding an attractive energy that catches both the eye and the mind. With its DNA it is predestined for the urban jungle as well as the great outdoors.At first glance, the Kiger show car stands out with its sculpted bonnet, slender windscreen and a semi-floating roof with a roof rack. On both sides, the tapered mirrors have been designed like airplane wings. At the rear, the roof drop is topped by a spoiler, giving the vehicle a very airy look. The lower section is more muscular and stockier, resting on four 19-inch wheels framed by large square arches that give strength to the exterior styling. The 210-mm ground clearance with reinforced lower flaps and prominent shoulders confirm the escape spirit of the SUV. The sporty side is accentuated by the dual centrally located exhaust tailpipes and the honeycomb patterns distributed around the vehicle.
The fifth-generation Scenic E-Tech electric, due to go on sale shortly, is produced in Douai France, the site where it was born in 1996. Who better to talk about the evolution of this iconic model and the plant where it is made than Franck Lucas, Unit Manager, who is celebrating 41 years of service at the site this year. Franck has been involved in the production of every generation of Scenic since its inception and has witnessed the technological advances from one iteration to the next, as well as the improvements made to workstations and manufacturing methods within the plant. Let Franck tell you about the evolution of one of Renault's French industrial flagships, where its team spirit remains as intact as it was in the early days.
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