Perceived quality and the ergonomics of the driving position were set as priorities for the all new Renault Clio interior design teams.
The cabin takes on a new dimension in perceived quality with high-end materials, a soft coating on the dashboard, door panels and central console surround, and meticulously finished furnishings.
The wave-like shape of the dashboard underlines the impression of width.
Equipped with the widest screens in the segment, it provides resolutely modern ergonomics for a more immersive driving experience.
The Clio makes innovations unique to the segment widely accessible, among them an electric parking brake, which is particularly useful in city driving.
The seats provide better support through a longer seat base and a more enveloping shape. Their semi-soft shell significantly improves knee space for rear passengers when their new, thinner comma-shaped headrests improve rear visibility and bring back-seat passengers a greater sense of spaciousness.
Clio owners can create a car that reflects their personality with a range of customisation packs, deciding on the appearance of the central console, dashboard, door panels, steering wheel and arm rests.
Customers can choose between no fewer than eight interior design schemes and benefit from an innovative customisation offering with special colours for the line formed by the air vents spanning the entire width of the dashboard.
The all new Clio is also available with ambient lighting in eight different colours.
