CAR magazine UK reveals details of the Renault Embleme concept car
. It’s called the Embleme, and it’s designed to do many things all in one sleek grand tourer package.
Renault calls this a shooting brake, with a relatively low and stretched profile and some pretty sleek lines – even if those lines are peppered with some wild details like the brake lights and scoopy vents. Much like the Scenic Vision concept, the Embleme is half electric, half hydrogen fuel cell. There’s a 40kWh battery pack under the sleek bodywork, as well as a 215bhp electric motor. The motor doesn’t use any rare earth materials, and the battery’s small size is designed to keep the car as light as possible.
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