1988 Renault Mégane Concept
Renault’s 1st Concept car, Mégane is a spacious 4-seater saloon with a centre-pillarless design exuding comfort and luxury. Mégane can be transformed from a saloon with roomy boot to a hatchback. The rear wrap-around screen moves back by 35 cm to add extra cabin space. All doors and windows are electrically operated and doors are individually remote-operated via an infrared transmitter. Large sliding side doors provide a continuous opening 1.65 m in length. The driver seat, with memorized positions, pivots through 60°, while the front passenger seat swivels 180°, so that front and rear passengers can enjoy the ride together.
Features
*4-wheel drive transmission
*Electronically-controlled auto-adaptive suspension system
*Dual control manual or automatic gearbox
*3.0-litre turbocharged V6 engine developing 250 bhp
*3 rear-facing cameras replacing conventional rear-view mirrors
*Fully automatic climate control system, auto de-icing windscreen and electrically-folding sun visors for perfect temperature regulation
*Integrated touch-screen navigation system in centre console along with CD sound system and hands-free telephone
*Twin video screens for rear passengers
In Detail
type | Concept / Prototype Car |
released at | 1988 Paris Motor Show |
built at | France |
production | 1 |
engine | V6 |
aspiration | Turbocharged |
displacement | 3000 cc / 183.07 in³ |
power | 186.4 kw / 250 bhp |
specific output | 83.33 bhp per litre |