Новый Renault Captur покоряет города своим новшеством, полный обзор модели.

Seoul (South Korea) – November 1st, 2013. Gilles Normand, Senior VP, Chairman of Asia-Pacific Region and François Provost, launched in Seoul the “SM3 Z.E.”, Renault Samsung Motors’ first electric vehicle on the Korean market. On this occasion, Carlos Ghosn came back on the successful implementation of the last two years’ “Revival Plan” in a video message. On November 4th, Carlos Ghosn hosted in the Z.E. Center Geun-hye Park, the president of the republic of South Korea, in presence of Fleur Pellerin, French Minister Delegate.

SM3 Z.E.: RSM’s first electric vehicle launched in South Korea


The SM3 Z.E, equivalent of the Fluence Z.E., is produced at the Busan plant. With an average autonomy of 135 kilometers, this vehicle, available from 19 million wons (about 13.150 euros), will benefit from subsidies from the Korean Ministry of Environment and the local government.

Renault has made innovation one of the main levers of its Renault 2016 – Drive the Change strategic plan, with a clear target: to introduce more than 15 innovations a year to the range from 2014. Throughout this week devoted to innovation, Declic is introducing you to some original ideas based on two strategic priorities for 2014:

- going further still in cutting CO2 emissions and fuel consumption
- devising new ways to improve travelling comfort and well-being.
Today Déclic presents two display technologies that will make life easier for vehicle occupants and keep them connected to their surroundings, while also protecting their security.

Don’t take your eyes off the road for more than 1.5-2 seconds: that’s one of the basic safety rules for drivers. All the controls and display units in a car’s cockpit are designed with that recommendation in mind, and the technologies used must contribute to making them more intuitive and easy to operate. Let’s take a closer look at two technologies developed by Renault: a head-up display system and a broad-format (8.7-inch) capacitive central screen.

Since Alpine announced its return to racing on 8 March 2013, the legendary brand has done more than prove its reliability and its enthusiasm for motor sport by winning the European Le Mans Series. The recipe that won us all over in 2013 was a combination of a car that is both dynamic and good-looking and French drivers to whom Alpine gave the resources to reveal all their talent.

This year, the focus on the Nissan is on design and accessible technolgy, with the New Nissan X-Trail and the Friend-me concept.
New Nissan X-Trail

What better opportunity than the Frankfurt Motor Show to take a look at our German rivals? We took advantage of the show to interview Frederic Papkoff, an analyst in the Product Planning Department, about the new models on the Volkswagen stand. He agreed to examine with us the significance of the brand's latest news.