The Latest Breaking News from Renault Group

Value brand will bring new budget city car to market in double-quick time and build it in Europe

With over half a million vans to its name, the Estafette was a staple of Renault’s commercial vehicle lineup between 1959 and 1980 before being retired. Now, the French automaker has revived the iconic Estafette nameplate for a brand-new, all-electric commercial vehicle based on a newly developed 800-volt skateboard architecture.

Designing a cool, futuristic electric van is one thing, but bringing it to the market and making money is extremely difficult. Just ask Arrival and Canoo about this. However, when you have two carmaking heavyweights and a shipping giant backing you up, the outcome has a better chance of being…

Thierry Piéton will end his CFO tenure at French automaker Renault Group on Feb. 28.

Reader says it is unfair she would have to pay £2,000 to buy the battery in her Zoe, or £400 to have it removed

Renault CEO Luca de Meo has agreed to meet employees of Alpine's French power unit division in Viry-Chatillon as he weighs up a decision on whether to abandon its F1 engine programme.

Autosport understands that Alpine is considering abandoning its works Renault engine in Formula 1 from 2026 and has opened talks with rival manufacturers about the possibility of securing a customer deal instead. As part of an evaluation of its F1 project prompted by a difficult start to the current campaign, it…

Alpine is considering abandoning its works Renault engine in Formula 1 from 2026 and has opened talks with rival manufacturers about the possibility of securing a customer deal instead. As part of an evaluation of its F1 project prompted by a difficult start to the current campaign, it has emerged…

French automaker Renault said Wednesday it will pursue developing autonomous minibuses for public transit but would stick to driving assistance features for personal cars for the time being.

Plus, parent company Renault Group announces model debuts for 2024.

Described by Renault CEO Luca de Meo as "the European kei car," the electric city car promises to be 50 percent more efficient than current small EVs.