Renault Wind Concept

The Renault Wind Concept is a sports concept car, a 2+1 roadster from Renault, presented at the Geneva motor show in 2004 and then at the Paris motor show of 2004. Renault chief designer Patrick Le Quément conceived it as a style study inspired among others by the Nissan 350Z roadster and the Renault Fluence Concept. It has three seats in a clover layout, two in front and a jump seat in the centre behind them. It is driven by a 2 litre, 16-valve, inline four-cylinder F4R engine developing 136 horsepower. Together with the Renault Spider of 1995, the Fiftie of 1996 and the Nepta of 2006, it inspired the design and production of the series Renault Wind of 2012.