Renault Unveils Car With Built-In Drone

Renault has unveiled a new car which will help motorists to find out why they are stuck in traffic jams.

The new concept car called the Kwid has an in-built drone which can be launched from the vehicle’s roof.

It will provide a bit of relief for any motorists who have ever been stuck in long queues and wondered why.

The French car maker unveiled the vehicle at the New Delhi Auto Expo and said the motor would satisfy India’s young trend setters.

It said the drone, which they call the ‘Flying Companion’, could be used to scout traffic, take landscape pictures and detect obstacles on the road ahead.

The chunky car is a two-wheel drive but looks more like an off-roader, an online auto journal, the Mirror, reports.

In a statement on Renault’s website, the Chairman of Asia-Pacific Region, Renault, Gilles Normand, said, “Young customers in India are often trend setters, looking forward to pushing the envelope when it comes to technology and enjoyable drives.

“Kwid, with its Flying Companion, meets this forward-looking spirit with both its dynamic styling and hyper connectivity.”

The French car maker showcased the Kwid at the New Delhi Auto Expo and said the motor satisfied India’s trend setters.