Renault Group unveils future plans: 24 new models by 2025, electric-only Alpine to replace Renault Sport

Renault has taken the wraps off 'Renaulution', its plan to "restore Groupe Renault's competitiveness", consolidate its product portfolio and boost profit worldwide. Whereas Renault's existing product roadmap saw it chase volumes and outright sales, the new plan – created under new CEO Luca de Meo, who arrived from Seat in early 2020 – will see the group streamline its model range and development processes worldwide, in an effort to increase per-vehicle profits.

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Ineos Grenadier gets converted into a camper with Australian-made pop-top

2024 Toyota Yaris Cross updated in Europe with new tech, more hybrid power

2023 Porsche Taycan GTS review

Renault and Nissan production delays due to global cyber attack

2024 Toyota LandCruiser 70 Series facelift spy photo

Cupra Terramar, Tavascan and UrbanRebel: Three new models revealed, set for Australia

2019 World Car Awards: Finalists announced

New Hyundai Venue due in 2025 – report

Chevrolet Bolt: One of the cheapest electric cars in the US to return, a slim chance for Australia

2024 Mazda 3 update due this year with technology upgrade – report