Renault DeZir
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Renault DeZir, front view |
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DeZir | |
Presentation year: | 2010 |
Vehicle fair: | Paris Motor Show |
Class : | Sports car |
Body shape : | Coupe |
Engine: |
Electric motor : 110 kW |
Length: | 4230 mm |
Width: | 1970 mm |
Height: | 1160 mm |
Empty weight: | 830 kg |
Production model: | none |
The Renault DeZir (from the French Désir ; German: Begierde, Wunsch ) is a design study by the French vehicle manufacturer Renault , which was presented at the Paris Motor Show in 2010. It has the project code Z24.
With this car, the new head designer at Renault, Laurens van den Acker , wanted to "make his fundamental statement for the future design line at Renault-Design". The same team that developed the DeZir created the redesigned small car Renault Clio IV .
design
The sports car study is based on the platform of the Renault Mégane Trophy , over which a tubular space frame and a carbon body were stretched. Their c w value is 0.25. Two scissor doors provide access to the vehicle interior .
engine
The vehicle received a rear-mounted electric motor with 110 kW and a maximum torque of 226 Nm . This should enable a sprint from 0 to 100 km / h in five seconds. It is limited to 180 km / h. The battery stores 24 kWh, which means a range of 160 km is achieved.
It takes eight hours to charge the batteries from a conventional household socket and 20 minutes from a 400-volt, three-phase power socket. Changing the battery using the Quickdrop system takes three minutes.
Specialty
Renault has worked with a research institute to develop an acoustic signature to warn other road users about the low noise of the engine; the driver is offered a self-programmable soundscape.
Web links
- Renault DeZir on Grüneautos.com
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b Tom Grünweg: Renault Dezir: Liberté, égalité, électricité. In: Spiegel Online . July 17, 2010, accessed February 16, 2014 .
- ↑ Renault: the design renewal strategy by Laurens Van Den Acker , January 16, 2015, interview in French with English subtitles; accessed on January 4, 2016.
- ↑ Renault is considering DeZir small series on auto motor und sport .de, accessed on October 29, 2010.
- ^ Stephan Bähnisch: Paris Motor Show 2010: Renault DeZir - Stromer of Desire. In: Autobild . September 30, 2010, accessed February 16, 2014 .