PARIS — Renault will formally unveil its redesigned Symbol sedan next week at the 2008 Moscow Auto Show. The Symbol, a sibling of the Renault Thalia and Nissan Platina, is designed primarily for emerging markets in Russia, Central and Eastern Europe, Turkey and North Africa.
Whereas the previous Symbol was essentially a notchback version of the Clio II hatchback, the new edition will share more bits with the Dacia Logan, Renault's low-cost compact from Romania. The new Symbol will continue to be positioned above the Logan and its notchback companion, the Sandero.
Renault said the Symbol will feature a range of modern four-cylinder gasoline and diesel engines.
What this means to you: Renault continues to fill out its product portfolio in emerging markets. — Paul Lienert, Correspondent
Whereas the previous Symbol was essentially a notchback version of the Clio II hatchback, the new edition will share more bits with the Dacia Logan, Renault's low-cost compact from Romania. The new Symbol will continue to be positioned above the Logan and its notchback companion, the Sandero.
Renault said the Symbol will feature a range of modern four-cylinder gasoline and diesel engines.
What this means to you: Renault continues to fill out its product portfolio in emerging markets. — Paul Lienert, Correspondent
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