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Transport & Logistics

Renault weighs making cars with China’s Chery in South America

(From left) Renault Group CEO Francois Provost, Renault Brand CEO Fabrice Cambolive and chief design officer Laurens Van Den Acker pose with the new Renault Clio VI in Munich, Germany, Sep 8, 2025.
Transport & Logistics

Renault to add cheaper batteries for affordable EVs, accelerate transformation in face of Chinese competition: CEO

Gilles Vidal’s appointment comes at a key juncture for Stellantis, which is seeking a revival under new CEO Antonio Filosa.
Transport & Logistics

Stellantis poaches Renault design chief to lead Europe revamp

De Meo, 58, spent five years leading the French carmaker, after earlier roles at Fiat and Volkswagen.
Consumer & Healthcare

Gucci owner Kering turns to Renault CEO in turnaround bid

The company beat the market with a 2.9 per cent increase in vehicles sold in the first quarter, to 564,980, although revenue dipped 0.3 per cent to 11.7 billion euros.
Transport & Logistics

Renault to cut costs as US tariffs lash car market

Nissan Motor incoming Chief Executive Officer Ivan Espinosa wants to cut development for the first car in a family of cars to 37 months, while the second car or third car would take just 30 months.
Transport & Logistics

Renault, Nissan further loosen ties to support Japanese firm's turnaround

Renault saw revenues rising by 7.4 per cent to hit 56.2 billion euros (S$78.4 billion), with its operating profit margin coming in at a record 7.6 per cent.
Transport & Logistics

Renault posts record profitability in 2024

The latest agreement gives Geely better access to South America’s biggest economy.
Transport & Logistics

Renault, Geely deepen partnership with Brazil car sales plan

Honda is concerned that Nissan could fall under an undesirable foreign influence should Renault’s stake be snapped up by a third party while negotiations to absorb Nissan are underway.
Transport & Logistics

Honda seeks to buy out Renault’s stake in Nissan, Kyodo reports

Renault’s decision to develop much of its new Twingo in China has been criticised internally, and the manufacturer also employs about 3,000 engineers in India.
Transport & Logistics

Renault goes on China hiring spree to bolster EV push at home

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