All Renault Design articles
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Renault the standout at Paris – but no need for Fl4wer Power
In a surprise to nobody, Renault arguably had the most impressive stand at the 2024 Paris Motor Show, displaying a raft of concepts and upcoming production models on home turf. Guy Bird reports on the French brand’s presence this year, which was a real mixed bag – not in the figurative sense – but in the sheer range of models on display, from small city cars to commercial delivery vans
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Alpine Alpenglow nods to future endurance racing design
Alpine design boss Antony Villain chats to Trinity Francis about the brand’s motorsport ambitions and the challenges of designing around high-pressure hydrogen tanks
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Car design round-up: Paris previews, McLaren’s P1 successor and job news
Car Design News looks at some of the design stories that may have gone under the radar over the past week. Read on for the latest from Renault, Ultrafabrics, McLaren and more…
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In pictures: Renault 4 E-Tech Electric
The new Renault 4 E-Tech builds on the revival of iconic nameplates
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UX becoming “increasingly versatile” says Renault designer
Olivier Daillance discusses the impact of new Euro NCAP guidance on UX, leveraging his skills as a graphic designer and how AI will make for intuitive cockpits
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Renault reimagines iconic 17 with slick prototype
Renault unveils R17 electric restomod prototype by Ora-Ïto ahead of 2024 Paris Motor Show
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In pictures: Renault Symbioz, close relative to the Austral
The production-ready Symbioz is a far cry from what earlier concepts had promoted, but sits well within the wider family line-up.
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Alpine design boss Antony Villain on the A290
Car Design News caught up with Alpine head of design, Antony Villain, to learn more about the tough second album that was the A290
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Car design round-up: hydrogen, HMI and homages
Car Design News looks at some of the design stories that may have gone under the radar over the past week. Read on for the latest from MINI, Lamborghini, Lynk & CO and more…
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Car design round-up: HMI, hydrogen and high-performance
Car Design News looks at some of the design stories that may have gone under the radar over the past week. Read on for the latest from Alpine, Caterham, Skywell and more…
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Car design round-up: save the dates, bold colours and new names
Car Design News looks at some of the design stories that may have gone under the radar over the past week. Read on for the latest from Alpine, Mahindra, Volvo and more…
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First sight: the new Dacia Spring
The refreshed entry-level EV may be the electric car we need now
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Vidal on the Renault 5 reborn electric
As the all-electric Renault 5 E-Tech breaks cover at the 2024 Geneva Show today, we can share details from our private visit to Renault’s Technocentre design studio in early February, with head of design Gilles Vidal in charge of the show-and-tell
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Car design round-up: Mini’s hello-goodbye, big wagons and hatches
Car Design News looks at some of the design stories that may have gone under the radar over the past week. Read on for new launches, production cuts and reveals expected at Geneva
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Pick-up concept previews Renault’s international push
The Niagara concept has been designed for markets like Colombia, India and Turkey where rugged off-road capabilities are crucial
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Alpine reveals stocky new show car
Alpine’s latest show car felt more like a celebration of iconic Renault hot hatches
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Designer interview: Laurens Van Den Acker on Renault’s revolution
Renault’s EVP of Design Laurens Van Den Acker sits down with Michael Nash to discuss brand differentiation and the costs involved in offering more technology
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New Renault Clio E-Tech – small, sporty and simplified
Laurens van den Acker takes Michael Nash on a walkaround of the new Clio E-Tech, explaining how important the car will be for the Renault brand
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In pictures: Pierre Gonalons’ retro Renault 5 Diamant
Renowned designer Pierre Gonalons has reimagined the classic Renault 5 in art deco form with the Diamant