SYMBIOZ IS A NOD TO RENAULT’S PAST
RENAULT has unveiled its new Symbioz vehicle, which it describes as a successor to its 1965 Renault 16 creation.
The Symbioz joins a proud line of family ‘voitures à vivre’, almost 60 years after the launch of Renault 16, with its modern, spacious and functional design, and 40 years after the revolutionary Espace, an adaptable vehicle just 4.25m long but able to carry seven people.
CHARGER company ePower is reminding people who qualified for a €600 Electric Vehicle Home Charger Grant time
Symbioz is a versatile vehicle that incorporates the best technologies from Renault's C segment, offering compactness and spaciousness to meet the needs of everyone.
A true ‘voiture à vivre’, Renault 16 was designed to stand apart from the competition. Symbioz shares this same DNA, able to adapt its boot and passenger compartment, with useful technologies delivering human added value. is running out.
Many, who applied in December, have until the end of June to have works completed.
CEO of ePower, John O’Keeffe, urged people to act quickly as they’re only valid for six months or “they could miss out”.
TESLA has confirmed that Cybertruck will be touring Europe, as part of its Cyber Odyssey.
Starting this week and until
July 7th, Cybertruck will be displayed in over 100 locations in 20 countries as Europe’s first look at the iconic vehicle. The public will be able to meet the vehicle and learn m ore about its unique specs, features and innovative engineering. Attendees will also have the opportunity to book test drives with the awardwinning Model Y and Upgraded Model 3.
The Cybertruck will make its first appearance on 7th June at Tesla Centre Belfast where it’ll be on display for the weekend before moving south into the Republic of Ireland, starting at the Tesla Centre in Dublin.
Cybertruck will also be displayed at the below locations:
Tesla Centre Belfast– 7th to 9th June
Tesla Centre Dublin – 14th of June
Dundrum Shopping Centre – 15th of June
Tesla Centre Cork – 18th of 23rd June
Every Cyber Odyssey stop will offer the opportunity to buy Cybertruck dedicated merchandising on site.
Better utility than a truck, more performance than a sportscar,
Cybertruck’s futuristic design draws inspiration from cyberpunk aesthetics, notably showcased in the movies Blade Runner and The Spy Who Loved Me.
Its exterior shell is made from Ultra-Hard 30X Cold-Rolled stainless-steel which helps protect against dents and dings and long-term corrosion, providing protection beyond industry standards.
Cybertruck’s performance variant named Cyberbeast goes from 0 to 100 kmph in just 2.7 seconds, while maintaining highspeed stability.
Standard Adaptive Air Suspension delivers millisecond adjustments to optimize both ride and