Renault to launch electric car costing less than €20,000 The overall price could be even less after government grants, and will be part of the manufacturer’s aim to ‘democratise’ electric cars by 2031
New carbon scores will keep foreign electric cars out of France A higher score would mean more subsidy available for the buyer but Renault-owned Dacia could be adversely affected
Nearly 1,800 to file complaint to French carmaker Renault over defects Their lawyer has called for a criminal investigation. Renault says its 'cars remain safe'
practical French car code helps emergency crews rescue accident victims faster The scannable sticker, attached to windows, details vehicle features that could make rescue operations easier
Fast electric car charger designed in France can send power to grid Renault promises the bi-directional charger will cost less than existing ones when it is introduced over the next 10 years
Iconic French car is unrecognisable in Renault’s electric SUV redesign The new Renault 4 Electric will go on sale in 2025 with few design links to the classic original
France considers limiting electric car grants to EU vehicles only The move follows similar action from the United States to protect its own car-making industry
France’s most popular car is back – but not as you know it Fifty years after Renault launched its ubiquitous R5, a top designer has given it a luxurious marble and diamanté makeover
Renault 'faulty engine victims' set Sunday deadline for payout deal Lawyer and class action group say they will start court action if the manufacturer does not act now
French company Renault pulls out of Russia: Why has it taken so long? It comes as a report shows nearly 50% of all top French companies operating in Russia have not made any move to withdraw or reduce activity there
‘I feared for my life as engine failed at speed on French motorway’ Hundreds of drivers join group suing Renault over faulty engines. One driver who started a website for people to share their experiences claims Renault knew about the fault in 2015, a claim Renault denies
French drivers take Renault to court for alleged motor fault deception The group’s lawyer claims that the French automobile giant knew about the engine oil defect but continued to sell cars with it regardless, but Renault denies any wrongdoing
Renault cars have ‘severe defect’, says consumer group More than 400,000 vehicles manufactured by car firm Renault have a serious defect that could lead to breakdowns and repairs of up to €10,000, French consumer association UFC-Que Choisir has said.
Driverless cars head for streets of Rouen Driverless cars will be picking up and dropping off passengers on public roads in Normandy this spring as Renault prepares Europe’s first large-scale test of robot self-driving technology. Labrador Tag Feed Labrador Tag Feed Labrador Tag Feed
