Renault launches KWID concept car with unmanned flying machine to monitor road conditions

Renault launched the KWID concept car roof mounted unmanned flying machine February 9, according to Mashable reported that a few days ago, Renault issued a concept car named Kwid. In addition to the avantgarde appearance, the car's biggest bright spot is its roof installed a four-axis unmanned aircraft. Renault calls the four-axis drone of the roof a "flying companion", which can be controlled by a tablet computer on the console, or it can be flown automatically. The drone can give the driver feedback on the traffic jams on the road ahead and send back the video image synchronously. Kwid's debut at the 2014 Indian New Delhi Auto Show, Renault believes the modern miniature SUV is ideal for Indian roads. Not only the appearance of eye-catching, kwid interior also let a person's eyes bright. Its steering wheel is mounted in the middle of the console, and the left side of the steering wheel is a tablet computer. In addition, the KWID is equipped with a 1.2-liter turbocharged engine with a front wheel drive. At present, the car has no specific timetable for the listing. (Dream)