Koleos, Laguna GT and Twingo RS. Those are three of the four new models which Renault was anticipated to unveil at this year's Geneva show, but right up until the end of the press conference, a big question mark hung over the identity of the fourth. The wraps have been taken off and the veils have been lifted, revealing the Megane Coupe concept.
The existing Megane – along with its distinguished curved rear window – is on its way out, and Renault is assuredly working hard at a new design that will capture buyers' attention in an increasingly crowded market. But while the concept is likely a very far ways away from what the production version will end up looking like, it did grab its share of attention.
Renault is planning to make a big splash at next week's Geneva Motor Show, with no fewer than four new models being shown at the French automaker's pavilion at the Palexpo. Those four new models don't include sister-brands Dacia, Nissan or Infiniti, but four new Renaults.
We've already brought you information on the all-new Renault Koleos crossover as well as the Laguna GT and Renaultsport Twingo. The fourth premiere, however, remains a big question mark. Earlier we brought you reports that the model in question could be a new sportscar, but while Renault has confirmed that a fourth model will be shown, it has kept the identity of that model a closely-guarded secret.
