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The 1963 Renault Ontario (Project 115), a concept designed by Ghia and overseen by designer Sergio Sartorelli, was a striking 2-door coupé proposal intended to serve as a potential flagship model for Renault. The Ontario showcased an innovative and elegant design, featuring sleek lines and an aerodynamic profile typical of mid-century European luxury coupes. Despite its refined appearance and the attention it garnered as a design study, the project did not move beyond the prototype phase and never saw production.
While the Renault Ontario remained a one-off concept, its design serves as an intriguing glimpse into the type of high-end, luxury-oriented vehicles that Renault could have pursued at the time. The car's refined aesthetics, including the smooth curves and bold front end, helped establish it as one of the most memorable prototype vehicles of the early 1960s.
