Renault has signed an agreement with French trade unions that will permit thousands of its workers to work from home for up to three days
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Renault said on Tuesday that a French court has charged the automaker with deception over a diesel emissions investigation started in 2017, focused on some
French automaker Renault will combine three of its plants located in northern France into a new legal entity, Renault ElectriCity, to focus on electric vehicle
Workers at Renault-Nissan’s car plant in southern India have decided to go on strike on Wednesday as their COVID-related safety demands have not been met,
Japan’s Nissan Motor said on Tuesday it was selling its approximately 1.5% stake in German automaker Daimler through an accelerated bookbuild offer, after a similar
Renault’s sales dropped for a fifth straight quarter as the French automaker is having a hard time dealing with the crises caused by the coronavirus
Renault will seek to generate over 1 billion euros ($1.20 billion) in sales from the “circular economy” by turning its Flins factory outside Paris into
Stellantis prepares to offer an electric version of the Opel Astra and a hybrid Peugeot 308 along with other new additions to its electrified range
French automaker Renault in December drew down an extra 1 billion of its 5 billion euro ($6.1 billion) government-guaranteed loan arranged because of the coronavirus
French automaker Renault and U.S. hydrogen specialist Plug Power have joined forces for developing hydrogen-powered light commercial vehicles (LCV), they said on Tuesday. The companies
Renault’s new CEO Luca de Meo will revive some best-selling models from the 1960s to 1990s era as electric vehicles under a turnaround plan intended
Renault will stop assembling new cars at its Flins factory located outside Paris and turn the site into a research, recycling, and repair center by
French automaker Renault will unveil an eight-year plan by 2020 as the group contends with a demand decline exacerbated by the coronavirus crisis, Chief Executive
French automaker Renault has drawn down part of a 5 billion-euro ($5.86 billion) loan guaranteed by the French government, put in place earlier this year
Lebanon’s economic hardship is restoring confidence not a lack of financial assets, Carlos Ghosn, the former CEO of Renault and Nissan, informed a news conference
