Renault has provided a first glimpse of its latest concept car, DeZir, ahead of this year’s Paris Motor Show. DeZir stands out as an illustration of the brand’s commitment to more emotional styling.
DeZir’s sensuous lines and bright red finish express passion. Powered by an electric motor, DeZir is proof that electric vehicles and a love of cars are by no means incompatible.
The DeZir project is the first to have been led by Laurens van den Acker and marks the start of a sequence of concept cars that will provide an insight into Renault Design’s new vision for the future. It also lays the foundations for the styling cues of Renault’s forthcoming vehicles.

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“DeZir is a statement of our new formal design language which conveys notions such as movement, sensuality and emotion through ideal proportions, in much the same way as an object whose forms have been honed by nature. The result is a warm, stimulating design that says ‘Renault’,” explains Axel Breun, Renault’s Director of Concept Car and Show Car Design.
Dimensions – mm
Length 4,225
Width 1,986
Height 1,163
Height – with doors open 2,256
Width – with doors open 2,682
Ground clearance 110
Wheelbase 2,582
Front track 1,600
Rear track 1,705
Technical data
Motor Electric synchronous motor
Maximum power 110kW c/ 150hp
Maximum torque 226Nm
Top speed 112mph
0-62mph 5 seconds
Battery Lithium-ion (24 kW/h)
Range 100 miles
Transmission Rear wheel drive
Drive Electric with active differential
Chassis Tubular steel frame
Tyres 245/35 R 21
Brakes 356mm ventilated discs
Cd 0.25
Kerb weight 830kg
The public will get its first opportunity to see DeZir at the 2010 Paris Motor Show.
Text from Renault.
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