All Renault Design articles – Page 6
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ArticleConcept Car of the Week: American Motor Corporation Concept 80 Cars (1977)
A brave, but ultimately doomed, attempt to save the brand
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ArticleRenault Symbioz concept enters Phase 2
Just three months later, the autonomous connected car looks a much more serious production contender
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ArticleConcept Cars of the Week: The ItalDesign ‘M’ Cars (1978-82)
Sleek, smooth and enormously influential concepts from Giugiaro including the Lancia Megagamma, the 1978 ItalDesign M8, Lancia Medusa and the Lamborghini Marco Polo, we trace the connections
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ArticleTrend Report: Autonomy and Cabin Versatility
Autonomous vehicle concepts tend to centre around a versatile ‘room on wheels’... but how viable is it in reality?
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ArticleMichelin Challenge Design Mobility/Utility/Flexibility Winners Announced
Challenge to reimagine the pickup truck saw diverse concepts
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ArticleDesign Development: Renault Symbioz
The full story on how Renault combined a future car with a future home
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Detail Analysis: Renault-Alpine GTA
A bite-sized analysis of another little-remembered design classic: the Renault-Alpine GTA.
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ArticleRenault + CSM Competition Winner Revealed at Design Junction
Design competition with Central St. Martins celebrates mobility and modularity
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ArticleConcept Car of the Week: Renault Nepta (2006)
A land yacht for cruising the Corniche, the Renault Nepta is an open-top grand tourer with classic lines and proportions evoking classic open-topped cars like phaetons, or the classic 1960s Lincoln Continental convertible
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ArticleRenault Symbioz Revives a Modernist Dream
Autonomous EV the Renault Symbioz recalls an old architectural concept of integrated dwelling environments of home and transport
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ArticleFrankfurt 2017: Stéphane Janin on the Renault Symbioz
The man in charge of Renault’s concept cars talks us through their new bronze, autonomous piece of home decor
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ArticleFrankfurt 2017: Renault Symbioz
The French manufacturer adds a smart room to its car concepts
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ArticleCDR4 Highlights: Stéphane Janin, Renault
From the yearbook: Janin discusses Renault's rise, and how to balance design with innovation
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ArticleConcept Car of the Week: Renault Avantime (1999)
In the history of French car design, Philippe Guédon is a legend. While maybe not as well-known as Patrick Le Quement or Robert Opron, Guédon has been involved in the design of many vehicles from Simca, Matra and of course Renault. He is considered the father of the Renault Espace, a design widely attributed to designer Antonis Volanis but finally shepherded to production by Guédon for Renault in 1984.
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ArticleShanghai 2017: Renault R.S. 2027 Vision explores F1's future
More focus on the driver, despite an autonomous function...
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ArticleGeneva 2017: Anthony Lo on Renault’s design progress
CDN catches up with Anthony Lo as Renault introduced its electric Zoe e-Sport concept
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ArticleQ&A with Antony Villain, Alpine
Alpine’s first production car for more than 20 years is set to launch at the 2017 Geneva motor show. CDN talks to its design director, Antony Villain