Renault has introduced the Emblème concept car, which offers a holistic approach to sustainability by significantly reducing CO2 emissions throughout its life cycle. The vehicle achieves a remarkable 90% reduction in CO2 equivalent emissions over a projected use cycle of 200,000km, emitting only five tonnes of CO2 in total. By combining electric and hydrogen technologies, the Emblème ensures environmentally friendly journeys, with the ability to emit only water for 75% of longer trips. Renault's focus on sustainable design is evident in the use of recycled and natural materials, as well as aerodynamic efficiency and weight-saving measures inspired by principles of Lotus-like porosity. The company's emphasis on reducing the car's weight to 1,750kg not only enhances efficiency but also minimizes environmental impact during manufacturing. By highlighting the importance of considering the entire environmental footprint of a car, Renault sets a new standard for automotive sustainability. The Emblème will make its debut at the Paris Motor Show, showcasing Renault's commitment to innovation and eco-conscious mobility solutions.