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The Latest Breaking News from the Renault Group

Christian Horner suffers F1 return delay as Renault Group says ‘no discussions’

Horner is exploring a way back to the paddock after he was sacked by Red Bull last year.

The Independent UK

The Renault Bridger Shows It's Still Hip To Be Square

The Renault Group is grabbing all the automotive headlines today with its “futuREady” agenda, signaling the arrival of 36 models by 2030. We’ve already seen the new Dacia Striker lifted wagon, but the main brand also has something to show. Meet Bridger, a refreshingly boxy crossover bound to compete in…

Motor1

Flavio Briatore: New Renault CEO will have no impact on Alpine's F1 future

Briatore confirmed Renault remains committed to F1 despite a disappointing 2025 campaign

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Briatore: New Renault CEO will have no impact on Alpine F1 team's future

Briatore confirmed Renault remains committed to F1 despite a disappointing 2025 campaign

Autosport

This Innovative Hybrid Engine Runs on Gas and Liquified Petroleum

A major innovation in the automotive world comes from Romania: production has begun on the world's first, mass-produced liquified petroleum gas (LPG) direct-injection engine. Signing off on this first is Horse Technologies, a company specializing in the development of low-emission propulsion systems, which was born out of a joint venture…

Motor1

What Renault boss Luca de Meo's exit means for Alpine F1 team

When Luca de Meo became Renault’s CEO in the summer of 2020, the group had just posted a €7.3billion loss and was on the verge of collapse as the world economy shuddered to a halt during the Covid-19 pandemic. On his way to turning that around to a €4.26billion operating…

Motorsport

What Renault boss De Meo's exit means for Alpine F1 team

When Luca de Meo became Renault’s CEO in the summer of 2020, the group had just posted a €7.3billion loss and was on the verge of collapse as the world economy shuddered to a halt during the COVID-19 pandemic. On his way to turning that around to a €4.26billion operating…

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Renault CEO Luca de Meo Suddenly Resigns

The Renault Group is seeking a new CEO following Luca de Meo’s surprising decision to resign after five successful years at the helm of the French brand. Having previously contributed to the rise of Volkswagen Group’s SEAT brand during a five-year tenure, he joined Renault in July 2020. At the…

Motor1

How Alpine is helping Loeb's bid for Dakar history with an unlikely challenger

The Dakar Rally returns to provide one of motorsport's toughest tests for human and machine in January, with Saudi Arabia again hosting the challenge. It may not be the event it once was when run through Africa to the Senegalese capital [the event's name gives it away] but the test…

Autosport

The Dacia Bigster Is a Budget SUV Done Right

Dacia's biggest car ever ticks a lot of boxes and looks smart doing it.

Motor1

Alpine workers to stage protest over plan to cease production of F1 engines

Employees of the engine manufacturer for the Alpine Formula One team are to stage a protest on the opening day of the Italian Grand Prix

The Guardian - UK

Ben Hunt: Just what is Renault thinking by re-signing disgraced ex-F1 team boss Briatore?

One wonders what is going on in the offices of the Renault Group in Boulogne-Billancourt on the outskirts of Paris for it to make such a decision about its Formula 1 operation.

Autosport

Dacia to enter Dakar Rally in 2025 with Loeb, Gutierrez

The Romanian manufacturer announced plans to take part in the FIA World Rally-Raid Championship including the Dakar Rally in an online presentation on Monday, confirming rumours that the Renault Group had been working on returning to the world's toughest cross-country rally.

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