Nissan, Ford, Mitsubishi: Renault's Boss Imposes a Condition on Its Partners
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The electric Nissan Micra looks too much like the Renault 5 for its own manufacturer. At the Paris Motor Show, François Provost acknowledged that Renault had not required enough differentiation between its models and those of its partners.
Renault’s new manager wants to introduce important changes in its agreements with other manufacturers. Experience with one of its latest shared models has caused some discomfort within the French group, which will now require a greater personality to future developed cars over their technology. Sharing platforms and technology has become one of the main strategies of manufacturers to reduce the development costs of electric cars. It is the short…
In the French automobile company, which is in partnership with the companies Nissan and Mitsubishi, they are no longer sympathetic to the idea that certain models of Japanese companies are actually Renault models with different emblems.
Renault 5 and Nissan Micra Renault already produce electric models for Nissan and Mitsubishi, while preparing new agreements with Ford. François Provost wants those cars to share technology, but have a recognizable identity for each brand, which do not seem like an imitation or minimal change in design.François Provost has changed the conditions with which Renault Group collaborates with other manufacturers. The CEO assures that he will not re-s…
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