Renault Symbol

Overview

The Renault Symbol is a subcompact car produced by the French automaker Renault. It was first introduced in 1999 as the Renault Clio Symbol and has since been marketed under various names, including Talia, Thalia, and Citius.

History

### First Generation (1999-2007)

The first generation of the Renault Symbol was launched in 1999 as a three-box version of the second-generation Renault Clio. It was designed specifically for markets that prefer three-box cars, and it is not available in Western European countries. The first generation was based on the platform of the first-generation Clio.

### Second Generation (2007-2012)

The second generation of the Renault Symbol was introduced in 2007. Unlike its predecessor, this generation had a different design from the third-generation Clio and was based on the platform of the first-generation car. The Renault Symbol II won the Autobest award for Best Car of the Year in 2009.

### Third Generation (2012-present)

The third generation of the Renault Symbol was introduced at the end of 2012 as a distinguished version of the second-generation Dacia Logan. This generation marked a significant change in design and platform, with a focus on comfort and practicality.

Markets

The Renault Symbol is primarily marketed in Central Europe, Eastern Europe, Latin America, North Africa, Gulf countries, and Turkey. It has also been sold in other regions, including the Middle East and the Maghreb.

Names

Throughout its production run, the Renault Symbol has been known by various names, including:

* Clio Symbol
* Talia (in some markets)
* Thalia
* Citius
* Clio Classic
* Clio Sedan
* Clio 4 Puertas
* Nissan Platina (in some countries)

References

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