This year the focus on the Renault stand is on design, with the unveiling of the sixth concept car in the company's life cycle series: Initiale Paris. Visitors will have the chance to admire this successor to Espace alongside the five other concept cars in the series that embodies Renault's new design strategy and the current-production models they have inspired. Other newcomers are the cars in the revamped Mégane range, which has also adopted the brand's new identity. On the Dacia stand, it's Duster that will turn all heads thanks to its more adventurous look and restyled interior. The motor sport world is also reminded, with four cars displayed on the Renault stand.
INITIALE PARIS
This concept car, that brings together a wealth of technical and creative achievements, represents the sixth stage in Renault’s life cycle series – wisdom and open-mindedness – and illustrates the brand’s expertise and the positioning it is aiming for in the premium segment.
Initiale Paris is the sixth concept car in Renault’s new design strategy. It looks ahead to the vehicle that will replace Espace, with an Initiale Paris version that evokes our vision of Renault in the premium segment. Laurens van den Acker – Renault Executive Vice President, Corporate Design
THE NEW MEGANE RANGE
Renault is also putting the new Mégane range on display. With a more dynamic look, the cars are even more appealing and incorporate Renault’s new design identity. They also feature the latest equipment and new technologies, such as R-Link. Engine options include the new 130hp petrol engine with automatic transmission and EDC (Efficient Dual Clutch). New versions of the Mégane GT and R.S. ranges will also be on show.
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MOTOR SPORT, WITH THE 2014 F1 POWER UNIT14
Renault, with its 11 F1 world championship titles, will be demonstrating its expertise as an engine supplier at the Frankfurt show with the 2014 F1 power unit. Visitors can also see the cars that will be equipped with the new engine.
ZERO EMISSIONS, ILLUSTRATED BY THE FOUR VEHICLES IN THE Z.E. RANGE
Visitors to the stand will be able to look at all four electric models in the Renault Z.E. range.
Watch a recording of the press conference from 6pm.
AND DUSTER PHASE 2, THE STAR OF THE DACIA STAND
On the Dacia stand visitors will have the chance to discover a New Duster with a more striking adventurous look and a restyled interior: new dashboard, new upholstery, new control panel. The car also sports plenty of new equipment, including cruise control / speed limiter, MEDIA NAV navigation and a rear parking sensor. New Дачиа Дастер still has all the features that made its predecessor so popular: versatility, off-road qualities for the two-wheel drive version and exceptional ground clearance for the four-wheel drive version. And the unrivalled value for space remains unchanged.
Renault was presented with five awards by the jury of the Automotive Brand Contest at the award ceremony held on September 10, the opening day of the Frankfurt International Motor Show.
Clio, Captur and ZOE received awards for their exterior styling, while the A110-50 concept car picked up an award in the ‘Concepts’ category.The Renault stand concept, dubbed ‘The Bump’, also won an award in the Automotive Brand Contest after taking out a Red Dot Award earlier this year.