"We Want to Remain independent." Renault CEO Refuses to Share His European Factories with Chinese Groups

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When asked about the arrival of Chinese brands in Europe, François Provost, the group's boss, replied that Renault had no place in its factories.

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Renault is allied with China, but its CEO intends to retain control in Europe: ‘We want independence’. François Provost was truly firm when he spoke of the rumors of the arrival of Chinese brands in European factories. In the case of Renault, they want to maintain their independence and lead the transition to the electric vehicle in Europe. October is truly being ‘convulsed’ in the European car industry at the rate of the Paris Hall 2026 and the…

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Renault has no plans to share its European plants with Chinese manufacturers, and will only admit partners using its technology, as is the case with Ford, Mitsubishi or Nissan. However, outside Europe the Gaul group has an increasingly close relationship with Geely. François Provost, CEO of the Renault Group, has made it clear during the Paris Motor Show that he wants to maintain the company’s independence in the European market. Despite his inc…

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Francois Provost, executive director of the Renault group, said that the French car manufacturer is not looking for new partners and will focus on making existing alliances more effective, in the context of its efforts to expand outside Europe.