Renault has provided the first glimpse of its new D-segment sedan, the Renault Latitude. Set to be revealed at the Moscow motor show at the end of August, the new car features balanced proportions and generous exterior dimensions.
The Latitude's exterior aesthetic is underlined by a strong shoulderline that runs the length of the car. A new front face blends into its scalloped clamshell hood, while bi-Xenon headlamps flank the contours of the revised grille. A chrome DLO surround contributes to an impression of dynamism when viewed in profile, while the rear end features taillamps that bleed onto the rear fenders. Based on the same – A34R – architecture as the new Samsung SM5 recently launched in the Korean market (which spawned the Renault Safrane model sold in the Gulf states), the Latitude measures 4890mm in length, 1830mm wide and 1490mm high.
Though photos of the new Latitude's cabin are not presently available, the French automaker promises an emphasis on innovation and travelling comfort, including a host of luxury appointments designed to cosset its occupants.
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