Renault Teases Four Electric Vehicle Concepts for Frankfurt
Renault has sent out this teaser image, along with a brief write-up, to whet our appetites in anticipation of the Renault Zero Emission line-up. The company has announced that four electric concepts will be officially unveiled during the Frankfurt Motor Show next week.
The drawings of the four vehicles leave some room for speculation, beginning with the tiny one-seater on the left side of the photo. Barely able to fit a passenger and a briefcase, it is clear that this vehicle will be Renault's suggestion to make hyper-urban living easier. Next to that, is a three-door model just big enough for four people. The drawing suggests this car will have solar panels built into the large, panoramic roof glass. The other two models are a bit more covered up, but the last vehicle seems to be a five-door unit that also makes use of panoramic glass, and is quite a bit roomier than the other units. Also note the mid-mounted antenna in the third drawing.
Beginning at 10:45am GMT, Renault CEO Carlos Ghosn will present the vehicles to the media at the Frankfurt Motor Show.
RENAULT - THE SPARK OF IMAGINATION
AT FRANKFURT MOTOR SHOW 2009
- Renault set to shock in Frankfurt with four electric vehicle concepts previewing new Renault Zero Emission product range.
- Renault Press conference 11:45-12:00 (CET) on Tuesday 15th September, Hall 3.1.
Following a raft of unveilings at European motor shows in recent years, Renault's range expansion shows no signs of abating with news today that it will preview the launch of the new Renault Zero Emission product range by taking the covers off of four electric concepts at next week's Frankfurt Motor Show.
The Renault Press conference, hosted by CEO, Carlos Ghosn, will be aired live on its global media site, www.media.renault.com at 10:45 (GMT), with edited video highlights available to view later the same day. Full information on each of the new concepts will be available on www.press.renault.co.uk immediately after the Press conference. Unregistered users for both sites are invited to sign-up now in advance.











