Renault Trezor - best concept car

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Trezor has red windows and a carbon fiber composite body. The best thing is being on the lid, not under it, as we are used to: a hexagonal mesh with air inlets that open and close as needed. Another surprise is the entry mode, as it has no conventional door, but the top of the car (including the roof) rises to allow the driver and front passenger to enter. On the inside, they are impressed by the advanced touch screens that further capture the touch of futurism. The luggage compartment is located immediately behind it and is accessible when the driver enters or exits the vehicle.




Although it is just a concept vehicle and will almost certainly not be seen on the roads in this form, it is powered by a true 260 kW (350 horsepower) electric motor similar to the French fitted to its Formula E racing cars. Up to 100 km / h it can accelerate in less than four seconds.


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