At the Seoul Motor Show to be held from March 30 to April 10 will have its world premiere the new Renault-Samsung SM7, a concept car developed in collaboration between the French company and the Korean, not new to this type of production. Before the Renault Samsung SM7, in 2004, we saw the Renault Latitude, or the Samsung SM5, SM7, from which the new takes little or nothing.
If in fact the Renault Samsung SM5 had to respect the lines of the Nissan Fuga, Maxima and Infiniti M, the SM7 has no boundary lines and presents an innovative and unique style. As we can see from the one currently in circulation sketch Renault Samsung SM7 is a futuristic four-door style, with taut lines and a detailed side, which goes well with new headlights and fog lamps.
The Renault Samsung SM7 will be sold primarily in South Korea where she has to compete with Hyundai and Kia Genesis Cadenza. There are some - remote - possibility that the Safrane Renault Samsung SM7 become for the European market, but there is still no news about it. 
If in fact the Renault Samsung SM5 had to respect the lines of the Nissan Fuga, Maxima and Infiniti M, the SM7 has no boundary lines and presents an innovative and unique style. As we can see from the one currently in circulation sketch Renault Samsung SM7 is a futuristic four-door style, with taut lines and a detailed side, which goes well with new headlights and fog lamps.
The Renault Samsung SM7 will be sold primarily in South Korea where she has to compete with Hyundai and Kia Genesis Cadenza. There are some - remote - possibility that the Safrane Renault Samsung SM7 become for the European market, but there is still no news about it.
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