Next month Renault will unveil its highly anticipated next generation Megane continuing the evolvement of the company's design DNA from the Laguna which was launched just last year. This evolvement will now spread to the Renault Clio for its mid-life facelift which is set to hit the market next year.
Our spies have caught a prototype of the facelifted model for the first time and as we can see the Renault designers have slapped large covers on both the front and rear covering some heavy modifications. One last shot of the model whilst the door was open also reveals the interior will receive a number of enhancements including chrome accents.
Renault's home show in Paris next month has come along too soon for the Clio to be ready in time and they are unlikely to want to draw much attention away from its top selling Megane model. The Geneva show next March seems are highly likely location for its world debut.
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September 15, 2008 2:19 PM
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