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Renault inaugurated a new production line for its redesigned Trafic cargo van, and announced it will build a version of it for Fiat on the line starting in the second quarter of 2016.
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SEMMARIS, the company that manages Rungis International Market, a large wholesale market in Paris, has launched its new fleet of Renault ZOE electric vehicles in partnership with Renault.
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Brazil Post is testing Renault's Kangoo ZE electric vehicle for its suitability for deliveries, according to a report in Post & Parcel. The four-month trial could be extended to a full year.
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Brazil Post is testing Renault's Kangoo ZE electric vehicle for its suitability for deliveries. The four-month trial could be extended to a full year.
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Renault debuted its new Renault Master LCV at the 2014 Commercial Vehicle Show in Birmingham, UK. The New Master is the latest in a spate of new van introductions from Renault, which also includes the Kangoo LCV range and the Trafic.
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Renault Group has announced a new investment cycle in Brazil in the amount of R$ 500 million (€162 million) over the 2014-2019 period. This investment will be channeled into the development of two new cars at Renault’s plant in Curitiba.
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Vauxhall and Renault will each introduce a medium-sized panel van that shares design cues into the European market this summer, the automakers have announced.
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General Motors, Fiat, Renault, and Toyota introduced subcompact "city cars" at the Geneva International Motor Show that will bring efficient mostly three-cylinder engines to the European market.
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Brazil is now the second biggest market for Renault, and sales there grew by 24.3 percent in 2012, four times as fast as the market (6.1 percent). Brazil is also the fourth-biggest car market in the world.
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French automakers PSA Peugeot Citroen and Renault SA stand to benefit from a deal to lift economic sanctions against Iran, as they hope to resume imports to the country.
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