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Renault has brought together its advanced electric and autonomous technologies for the Trezor concept, just unveiled at the  Paris Auto Show . The sleek, two-door design of the Renault  Trezor  offers a look at styling likely to feature in future Renault models but for the moment, is unlike anything else to wear the diamond badge.  The exterior is bathed in innovative carbon fiber body work with flowing and smooth lines that stretch from the front right through to the rear with the elongated decklid and horizontal taillights. Other key design traits include the absence of a traditional front grille and instead, the only air intakes at the front are those to cool the brakes. The red, wrap-around windscreen also immediately catches the eye. While the  design  of the Trezor is rather eye-popping, it is the technology found beneath the concept that is of the most importance. The electric motor is derived from the one powering the company's Formula E race car...

After announcing an unknown concept for the 2016 Mondial de L'automobile a while back, Renault  just released a teaser  imagine with a model called TreZor, and this is how it looks. The images came forward via  L'Automobile Magazine , after the French publication revealed the cover to its latest magazine, and, at the same time, Renault’s upcoming mystery concept and Volkswagen’s I.D. concept in the flesh. While a previous  set of sketches  gave us an idea how the German car maker’s automobile will look like, the TreZor remained an enigma. Until now, that is. Renault said  the study marks  "the beginning of a brand new design cycle" for its line-up, and like in recent years, the French car manufacturer opted once again to present its design reboot via a concept with supercar-esque proportions. The TreZor’s aesthetics look strikingly familiar, similar to some of Mercedes’ latest concept cars, including the Gran Turismo Vision and the Maybach 6. But ...

A day is what separates enthusiasts from catching a first glimpse into the  2016 Paris Auto Show , and Renault is working hard to make sure that everything is ready for the big reveal. Taking center stage at the French automaker's stand will be  a new concept car , called Trezor, which is described as a "worthy successor to the DeZir"  concept, presented back in 2010. The study, whose shape remains unknown at the time, is said to mark " the beginning of a brand new design cycle " for Renault.  " Trezor kicks off a new chapter in the history of Renault styling, while the name of the new concept car conjures up the image of a prized, multifaceted object to be discovered and explored. The letter 'Z' refers to its electric Z.E. powertrain ", the automaker writes in the short statement that accompanies the teaser image.  Before Renault will be ready to pull the covers off their most recent study, we will remind you that the company's stand ...