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Renault Koleos

Renault’s handsome Koleos SUV concept was the French company’s second surprise of the show

By James Disdale October 2006 Designed in collaboration with engineering partner Nissan, the Freelander sized motor makes extensive use of the Japanese firm’s 4x4 knowledge. Providing the power will be a 2.0-litre dCi engine that utilises the latest variable nozzle turbo technology. Interior space is claimed to match that of a compact-MPV. While it’s still billed as a concept, the Koleos will appear in showroom ready form in 2008.

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