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Paris Motor Show 2023: Four Must-See Innovations Shaping the Future of Automobiles
The Paris Motor Show, set to open its doors from October 15th to 22nd at Paris Expo, promises to be a showcase of tomorrow's automotive technology. While no longer a mandatory stop for global manufacturers, who can now leverage social media for their communications, several brands are expected to participate and unveil exclusive models at the Porte de Versailles venue.
French automakers are poised to take center stage at this year's event. Renault, playing on home turf, is likely to steal the spotlight with the anticipated reveal of a new version of its iconic 4L. Following the successful electrification of its R5 model, Renault has reportedly chosen the 4L as its next electric vehicle platform. This strategy blends 21st-century technology with beloved classic designs, rich in heritage.
Mobilize, a Renault Group subsidiary, plans to launch two new Purpose Built Vehicles (PBVs) named Duo and Bento. These models aim to capture the market share previously held by the Renault Twizy. After the setback of the Limo sedan, designed for taxi and ride-hailing services, this young branch of the group cannot afford another misstep.
Alpine, another Renault subsidiary, is accelerating its transition to electric vehicles with the A390_β. While only a "show car" at this event, it marks Alpine's first foray into the electric realm, with a production version slated for 2025. Visitors may also encounter the Alpenglow Hy6, a hydrogen-powered V6 concept car.
Stellantis Group, formerly PSA, has set ambitious goals for the show. Peugeot, riding high on its successful year in the electric vehicle market, will present its new 408 sedan in an all-electric version. Citroën plans to showcase a refreshed version of its C4 model, focusing primarily on aesthetic updates.
German automotive giant Volkswagen will also make its presence felt at the Paris Motor Show. The company is expected to unveil the Tayron, a new hybrid SUV designed to compete directly with Peugeot's 5008. This model reflects Germany's cautious approach to full electrification, with an electric-only range limited to 100 kilometers.
As the automotive industry continues to evolve, the Paris Motor Show serves as a crucial platform for manufacturers to showcase their vision for the future of mobility. From reimagined classics to cutting-edge electric and hybrid vehicles, this year's event promises to offer a glimpse into the next generation of automotive innovation.