Renault Group comprises four brands – Renault, Dacia, Alpine, and Mobilize - and holds alliances with Nissan and Mitsubishi Motors. Established in more than 130 countries, the Group sold 2.7 million vehicles in 2021 and employs nearly 111,000 people.
In January 2022, Geely Auto parent company, Geely Holding Group and Renault Group jointly announced a collaboration to bring an all-new product portfolio of fuel-efficient hybrid electric vehicles (HEV) and internal combustion engine (ICE) models to the South Korean market.
Created in 2021 as a division of Renault, Mobilize is based on the concept of usership rather than ownership as the transition to paid-for services starts to coalesce across Europe, fueled by the increasing electrification of vehicles.
Mobilize is based on the concept of usership rather than ownership, as the transition to paid-for services starts to shape up across Europe, fuelled by the increasing electrification of vehicles.
First launched in 2015, the KWID has sold more than 4 million units in India.
By 2023, the plant will also begin assembly of H2 refueling stations and the production of low-carbon hydrogen.
The intercompany agreement is called Roadmap 2030 and focuses on pure electric vehicles and connected mobility. The Roadmap hopes to increase the usage of common platforms by 80% in 2026. With 35 new EV cars in 2030, the Roadmap is based on the five common EV platforms.
Horton brings over 20 years of fleet experience to the role, including 11 years with Renault.
Lexus and Renault are making big changes in the UK effective January 1, 2022.
Qualcomm will supply a key computing chip for the digital dashboard in a new Renault electric vehicle (EV) Megane E-TECH Electric.
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