Renault reveals new, all electric, shape shifting Morphoz concept car
The concept car changes in two modes- the City mode and for longer journeys, the Travel mode.


The concept car changes in two modes- the City mode and the Travel mode. Image credit: Overdrive[/caption]The Morphoz's styling showcases the future Renault design trends with the signature slim lights that sweep across the car's grille. The front wings that take inspiration from the side grilles as seen on 1910s Renaults is seen in the Travel mode. The front air intakes become narrower in Travel mode to provide greater efficiency.In the interiors, the traditional control instruments can be hidden away using a folding panel and most controls are displayed on an L-shaped screen. The steering wheel has a 10.2-inch screen built into it, which can be used to control most of the car's functions.The Morphoz is not a fully self-driving machine but comes with level-three autonomy.Laurens van den Acker, EVP, Corporate Design, Groupe Renault, said, "Bold in its modularity, innovative in its design, human centric through its ability to facilitate sharing and exchange, the Morphoz concept perfectly embodies the new LIVINGTECHTM philosophy of Renault's Design. Technology in all its forms - design, on-board intelligence, connectivity, interior layout - serves a new travel experience for all vehicle users. From the everyday to the weekend and holiday experience. The Morphoz concept is a truly living experience."

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