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1981 Renault Eve

Renault Eve, 1981
Renault Eve, 1981
Renault Eve, 1981
Renault Eve, 1981
Renault Eve, 1981
Renault Eve, 1981
Renault Eve Mockup
Renault Eve Mockup
Bilder: Renault; Concept Car Central
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The economy project car
The Eve (Economy Vehicle Elements) was a study in fuel economy, following an agreement with the French Government's Energy Saving Agency. Ample cargo and occupant space, as well as comfort, safety, aerodynamics, and performance, were the main ideas of the Eve, with a drag figure of 0.239. The engine and transmission were controlled by electronics and computers to create an optimum combination engine throttle openings and transmission-gear ratio. The instrumentation behind the steering wheel consisted of two graphs showing the power and fuel consumption curves. The Ere could top 104 miles per hour.


1981 came EVE, the economy project car. Eve was a prototype based on the R18. The first phase of its programme was to concentrate on better aerodynamics and on the use of advanced electronics to control engine and transmission, the power pack and final drive being left as standard initially. Having an all-up weight comparable with that of the R18TL, it had a lower-drag body shape to give a drag coefficient of 0.239 - 43 per cent better than that of the average European car. Good performance was achieved with a smaller engine, the EVE version of the 18 having a 5TL engine of 1,100cc.


В 1980 году году Министерство промышленности Франции, осознавая, что углеводороды с годами будут только дорожать, предложило ведущим автопроизводителям страны конкурс на самый экономичный автомобиль. По условиям конкурса, расход бензина в смешанном цикле не должен был превышать 3 литров на 100 километров. Гению аэродинамики Гастону Джуше, который на тот момент возглавлял дизайнерский отдел компании Renault, задача показалась интересной.

Год спустя появился прототип EVE (Economy Vehicle Elements) на базе Renault 18, а позднее – его улучшенная версия EVE+. Но Джуше понимал: чтобы добиться максимальной топливной экономичности, нужна не только продуманная аэродинамика, но и сниженная масса. Так началась работа над машиной, которая была представлена в 1987 под именем VESTA II.
Quelle: Concept Car Central; KATRIINA’S RENAULT CENTER; motor.ru
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1899 Renault Type B Coupe, 1964 Renault R8 Coupe (Ghia), 1965 Renault 16, 1972 Renault 5, 1972 Renault Alpine A310 Special (Coggiola), 1979 Renault Le Car Van (Heuliez), 1981 Renault Alpine GTA (Heuliez), 1981 Renault Eve, 1983 Renault Gabbiano (ItalDesign), 1983 Renault Vesta, 1984 Renault Espace, 1987 Renault Vesta II, 1988 Renault Megane (Coggiola), 1990 Renault Laguna, 1991 Renault Scenic (Coggiola), 1992 Renault Reinastella, 1992 Renault Twingo, 1992 Renault Zoom, 1993 Renault Racoon, 1994 Renault Argos, 1994 Renault Espace F1, 1994 Renault Long Cours (Heuliez), 1994 Renault Ludo, 1994 Renault Modus, 1995 Renault Evado, 1995 Renault Initiale, 1995 Renault Next, 1996 Renault Fiftie, 1997 Renault Pangea, 1998 Renault Espider (Sbarro), 1998 Renault Vel Satis, 1998 Renault Zo, 1999 Renault Avantime, 2000 Renault Koleos, 2000 Renault Operandi, 2001 Renault Talisman, 2002 Renault Ellypse, 2002 Renault Megane II, 2003 Renault Be Bop Sport Concept, 2003 Renault Be Bop SUV Concept, 2004 Renault Fluence, 2004 Renault Modus, 2004 Renault Trafic Deck’Up, 2004 Renault Wind, 2005 Renault Egeus, 2005 Renault Zoe, 2006 Renault Altica, 2006 Renault Koleos , 2006 Renault Nepta, 2006 Renault Twingo , 2007 Renault Clio Grand Tour, 2007 Renault Kangoo Compact, 2007 Renault Laguna Coupe, 2008 Renault Megane, 2008 Renault Megane Trophy, 2008 Renault Ondelios , 2008 Renault Sand’up, 2008 Renault ZE, 2009 Renault Fluence Z.E. Concept, 2009 Renault Kangoo Z.E. Concept, 2009 Renault Samsung eMX, 2009 Renault Twizy Z.E. Concept, 2009 Renault Zoe Z.E. Concept, 2010 Renault DeZir, 2010 Renault Sandero Stepway, 2011 Renault Captur, 2011 Renault Frendzy, 2011 Renault R-Space, 2011 Renault Samsung SM7, 2012 Renault Alpine A110-50, 2012 Renault DCross, 2013 Renault Initiale Paris, 2013 Renault Twin’Run, 2013 Renault Twin’Z, 2014 Renault EOLAB, 2014 Renault Kwid, 2015 Renault Alaskan, 2015 Renault Coupe Corbusier, 2016 Renault Trezor, 2017 Renault RS 2027 Vision, 2017 Renault Symbioz, 2018 Renault Arkana, 2018 Renault EZ-GO, 2018 Renault EZ-Pro, 2018 Renault EZ-Ultimo, 2018 Renault K-ZE, 2020 Renault Kiger, 2020 Renault Megane eVision, 2020 Renault Morphoz, 2021 Renault 5 Prototype, 2021 Renault Mobilize EZ-1 Prototype, 2022 Renault 4Ever Trophy, 2022 Renault R5 Turbo 3E, 2022 Renault Scenic Vision, 2023 Renault H1st vision, 2023 Renault Niagara, 2024 Renault Embleme, 2024 Renault Estafette
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