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Showing posts with label SVP Corporate Design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SVP Corporate Design. Show all posts

Saturday, 11 February 2017

The Renault TreZor scoops the Most Beautiful Concept Car of the Year 2016.

  • The Renault TreZor scoops the Festival Automobile International’s award for the Most Beautiful Concept Car of the Year 2016
  • The Renault TreZor is an all-electric GT that embodies the styling cues and technologies set to feature on upcoming Renault models
AWARD-WINNING RENAULT TREZOR
The 32nd Festival Automobile International at the Hôtel des Invalides in Paris, France, has singled out the Renault TreZor as the Most Beautiful Concept Car of 2016.
“I would like to thank the jury for this award which inspires us to continue to pursue our design strategy,” says Laurens van den Acker, SVP Corporate Design, Renault. 
“The TreZor’s powerful, sensuous lines pave the way for the styling and technologies that will be features of our upcoming models. It also marks the beginning of a new cycle of Renault concept cars.”
“The jury decided this award should go to the TreZor because of the extreme beauty, sensuality and elegance it exudes,” observes Rémi Depoix, President of the Festival Automobile International. 

“It is the epitome of a concept car and we were notably won over by the cohesion of its overall design and the attention that has been paid to the details. It is a fine creative work which, we hope, will inspire Renault’s future roadgoing models.”
A POINTER TO THE STYLING PHILOSOPHY OF UPCOMING RENAULTS
The lines of the Renault TreZor are warm, sensuous and refined, while its assertive front end incorporates signature C-shaped lights. In terms of their styling, Renault’s upcoming models will draw their inspiration from the TreZor’s DNA as their forms become even more fluid and mature.
The TreZor’s interior design, meanwhile, places the emphasis on driving enjoyment and features a large enveloping touchscreen display that reinforces the cockpit feel. 
This customisable, connected interface juxtaposes warming, prestige materials like wood and leather. The interiors of upcoming Renault models will take their inspiration from these increasingly refined styling trends and connected technologies.
For the duration of this year’s Festival International de l’Automobile, the Renault TreZor will be on display at the Hôtel des Invalides alongside other concept cars selected by the jury. This display will be open to the public from 1-5 February 2017.

Thursday, 25 February 2016

The next generation of the Iconic Renault Scenic will get its world premiere at the Geneva Show.

Renault created the compact MPV segment in Europe in 1996 with the iconic SCENIC and since has introduced three generations that have sold nearly 5 million units. Following that success, Renault is poised to introduce the new SCENIC.
The new SCENIC redefines MPV thinking with a fresh approach to the segment’s traditional cues.
Groupe Renault’s Chairman and CEO Carlos Ghosn and the Group’s SVP Corporate Design Laurens van den Acker will unveil the new SCENIC on March 1 at the 2016 Geneva Motor Show.

Renault provides pre-launch glimpse of the new Scénic
Renault created the compact MPV segment in Europe in 1996 with the iconic SCENIC and since has introduced three generations that have sold nearly 5 million units. Following that success, Renault is poised to introduce the new SCENIC.
The new SCENIC redefines MPV thinking with a fresh approach to the segment’s traditional cues.
Groupe Renault’s Chairman and CEO Carlos Ghosn and the Group’s SVP Corporate Design Laurens van den Acker will unveil the new SCENIC on March 1 at the 2016 Geneva Motor Show.
Revitalising the MPV segment
The guiding principle behind the fourth-generation SCENIC was to provide a completely fresh take on the compact MPV. For the first time, like the new Espace, the model features a three-part windscreen that provides a panoramic view and enhanced visibility.
A number of styling features give the new SCENIC a dynamic edge. Compared with the SCENIC 3, its ground clearance has been raised and the rear overhang has been shortened, while a wider track at both the front and rear provide the vehicle with a particularly solid stance.
The new SCENIC comes with a distinctive lighting signature in the form of C-shaped head lights that benefit from LED Pure Vision technology like higher-end models.
The veil will come off the new SCENIC on the Renault stand at the Geneva Motor Show at midday on March 1 with Groupe Renault’s Chairman and CEO Carlos Ghosn and SVP Corporate Design Laurens van den Acker.
Join us to hear about all of the features packed into the new SCENIC along with the story behind the story.