Renault Group, as the most well-deserved strength of French cars, its rich product front and lineup can be seen for all to see, but now the new wave of electrification that is almost all over all walks of life is raging around the world, and this "first brother" finally has to give a specific course of action. According to the new car plan disclosed for the first time, a number of new products will appear in the next few years, of which 2024 will be a big year of intensive launch.
Specifically, Renault Group has not only prepared new models for the mobility business, but also launched new models specifically for the passenger car and commercial vehicle consumer markets. For example, in 2024, there will be electrified versions of the Renault R4 and R5, as well as another new Renault electric car and a van. At present, just from the official outline diagram, there should be SUVs, sports compact hatchbacks and slip-back cars.
At the same time, the official has just released a preview of a new concept car, which can be regarded as a representative work of the group's "sustainable development strategy", and may usher in the official debut. It is reported that the new car will be equipped with a hydrogen power system and built from recyclable materials, which means that Renault Group's technical route may not be single. The styling part is sci-fi enough, and the new three-dimensional luminous logo is highly recognizable with the fang-shaped headlamps on both sides.
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The vast majority of leaders in the industry have chosen the same technical route in this wave of transformation and upgrading, and their vision is no longer simply limited to the commercial vehicle or passenger car market, and they seem to want to seize the opportunity to achieve an all-round and multi-field layout. Renault Group has previously said that it will achieve pure electrification in 2030, and although the macro vision of "drawing a big pie" is good, the update rhythm of related landing products must finally keep up with the development of the times.