Renault’s new Kangoo Compact Concept

Posted on Monday 10 September 2007

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Renault will be showcasing six new production models as well as two brand new concept cars at this week’s Frankfurt Motor Show, one of which is the new Kangoo Compact Concept. Designed as preview of a possible new Kangoo variant, the new concept car is built around a roller-skating theme and is aimed at young city dwellers after a sporty minicar.

Less than four metres long, the Kangoo Concept is perfectly suited for around town but its sturdy 19in wheels and 200mm raised ride-height means it’s safe to take off road should the need or desire arise. New features include LED headlamps, a panoramic windscreen and glass roof, plus a retractable rear roof flap and rear screen.

The car is powered by a 1.5L diesel engine compliant with Euro IV standards and equipped with a particulate filter. It develops 105hp (78kW) and peak torque of 240Nm from as low as 2,200rpm. Renault also used the Frankfurt Show to unveil its 2008 model Kangoo hatch.

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3 Comments for 'Renault’s new Kangoo Compact Concept'

  1.  
    HECTOR
    September 10, 2007 | 6:11 pm
     

    This is the right way to do *weird*. The Scion xB is the wrong way.

  2.  
    Gus
    September 10, 2007 | 9:18 pm
     

    I dunno, for once I’m glad a car offered in Europe won’t be available here… :)

  3.  
    MARIO
    September 11, 2007 | 6:09 am
     

    I think it’s butt ugly

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