Renault to Unveil New Concept Car at IAA Transportation Show

Renault is set to reveal a new concept car at the 2024 IAA Transportation show in Hanover, showcasing its future vision for commercial vehicles. The French automaker will also present the Master H2-Tech Prototype.

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The IAA Transportation show, a key event for the light commercial vehicle (LCV) market since 1992, will see Renault's concept car debut, hinting at the brand’s innovative direction for LCVs.

Also read: Electrifying the Past: Renault’s Stunning R17 Electromod Concept

Additionally, the hydrogen-powered Master H2-Tech Prototype will be highlighted during a press conference on September 16. Renault’s stand will also feature its LCV range, alongside a dedicated section for its hydrogen ecosystem, Hyvia.



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