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The Renault Group has announced it will display six world premieres at the 2022 Paris Motor Show, which is set to take place next month. To be specific, the 89th edition of the Paris Motor Show will take place from October 17th to 23rd, and the Renault Group will showcase its latest products on the first day of the event.
With the announcement, the French conglomerate has confirmed both its presence in the event, and the presence of the Alpine, Dacia, and Mobilize brands. Just like recent editions, the event will take place at the Port de Versailles exhibition venue, and the French conglomerate will have all its stands in Hall six.
The Renault Group describes this year's edition as “an unmissable automotive event,” and each of its brands promises to unveil “at least one exclusive world premiere.” Moreover, their stands will also include the latest models that were previously shown online or in other events, as well as iconic models from the range.
In the case of the Renault core brand, a reinterpretation of one of its iconic models, the Renault 4, will be exhibited, along with the first Kangoo E-Tech electric in a variant designed for family use.
Concluding the 50th anniversary of the Renault 5, the French company will exhibit a “sporty and offbeat show car.” The Renault stand will also include the Austral E-Tech hybrid, as well as the Megane E-Tech electric vehicle.
Alpine will unveil a new concept car, which is described as “brand new,” and it is set to embody the future of its product and sports strategy. Company officials also describe that concept vehicle as being “a new stage in the brand's transformation.”
Dacia will bring the final stage of its visual identity transformation at the Paris Motor Show, and the make will have its entire range on display with the new identity. Do not expect an all-new model from the brand, but the French market may be offered another special-edition version, as the marque has done at previous motor shows.
Mobilize, the new brand started by the Renault Group for mobility services, will show its future vehicles, as well as one or several concepts in Paris. Of the latter, the Renault Group mentioned the Mobilize Duo.
The French conglomerate also announced that HYVIA, its joint venture with Plug that is dedicated to hydrogen mobility, will exhibit its hydrogen vehicles, as well as illustrations at a unique H2 ecosystem arranged in Hall three.
The Renault Group describes this year's edition as “an unmissable automotive event,” and each of its brands promises to unveil “at least one exclusive world premiere.” Moreover, their stands will also include the latest models that were previously shown online or in other events, as well as iconic models from the range.
In the case of the Renault core brand, a reinterpretation of one of its iconic models, the Renault 4, will be exhibited, along with the first Kangoo E-Tech electric in a variant designed for family use.
Concluding the 50th anniversary of the Renault 5, the French company will exhibit a “sporty and offbeat show car.” The Renault stand will also include the Austral E-Tech hybrid, as well as the Megane E-Tech electric vehicle.
Alpine will unveil a new concept car, which is described as “brand new,” and it is set to embody the future of its product and sports strategy. Company officials also describe that concept vehicle as being “a new stage in the brand's transformation.”
Dacia will bring the final stage of its visual identity transformation at the Paris Motor Show, and the make will have its entire range on display with the new identity. Do not expect an all-new model from the brand, but the French market may be offered another special-edition version, as the marque has done at previous motor shows.
Mobilize, the new brand started by the Renault Group for mobility services, will show its future vehicles, as well as one or several concepts in Paris. Of the latter, the Renault Group mentioned the Mobilize Duo.
The French conglomerate also announced that HYVIA, its joint venture with Plug that is dedicated to hydrogen mobility, will exhibit its hydrogen vehicles, as well as illustrations at a unique H2 ecosystem arranged in Hall three.
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