Renault Rafale

The Rafale has protruding shoulders around the rear wheels, hinting at the power propelling the car.

The Rafale uses Renault's R-Link cockpit layout, with a horizontal information screen in front of the driver and a deep vertical touch screen in an L-shaped arrangement. Google Automotive powers the infotainment system.

The Rafale has a long horizontal hood, sculpted front bumper and a slightly raised fastback body. It's the first Renault to use the visual language of design chief Gilles Vidal, former head of Peugeot design.