--- title: Renault slug: renault-b363b url: /detay/renault-b363b type: article language: English entity: primary: Renault type: article disambiguation: Renault: Electric cars, SUVs & more. Explore the latest models, technology & global presence. categories: - name: Tools, Equipment and Production Equipment slug: alet-donanim-ve-uretim-araclari url: /kategori/alet-donanim-ve-uretim-araclari - name: Industrial, Production And Automation Systems slug: endustri-uretim-ve-otomasyon-sistemleri url: /kategori/endustri-uretim-ve-otomasyon-sistemleri tags: - Renault author: Mustafa Yiğit Türkmen created_at: 2025-08-16T14:10:11.283332+03:00 updated_at: 2025-08-16T17:15:41.771678+03:00 image: https://cdn.t3pedia.org/media/uploads/2025/08/16/gxX6bP7pf7BfQPc5JHkwDnQ1rSFQrHmB.png --- # Renault ## KURE Information Cards ![re.png](https://cdn.t3pedia.org/media/uploads/2025/08/16/KAdRMyfUdfi81f2ynwsex6wnuLQEWttb.png) *Renault* | Field | Value | |-------|-------| | Website(s) | https://www.renaultgroup.com/ | | Founded(Text) | 1 October 1898 (Unofficial) – 25 February 1899 (Official) | | Owner | Renault Brothers | | Subsidiaries | Oyak-Renault, Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi, Dacia | | Headquarters | Boulogne-Billancourt, France | | Founder(s) | Fernand Renault,Marcel Renault,Louis Renault | ## Article Content [Renault](/en/detay/renault-62989/llms.txt), founded in 1899 in France, has long operated in the European automotive sector with a focus on urban mobility, compact car production, and engineering based on simple design principles. Currently, the company emphasizes electric and hybrid vehicles and develops software-based mobility solutions under the Ampere brand. ![Image](https://cdn.kureansiklopedi.com/media/uploads/2025/08/16/bWYyBgKBMgAvAGFirm8Fabq1aPLzV7UK.png) *Renault Logo (Renault Official Website)* ### **Historical Development** Throughout the 20th century, Renault was a leading car manufacturer in France. In 1999, it formed the strategic [Renault–Nissan–Mitsubishi Alliance](/en/detay/nissan-9ddab/llms.txt) with Nissan and Mitsubishi, enabling global expansion. After 2021, under the “Renaulution” strategic plan, the brand focused on electric transformation, carbon-neutral production, software development, and profitability. By 2023, Renault had established a distinct structure with electric and software-focused subsidiaries (Ampere, Horse, Mobilize). ### **Product Range** ##### **Passenger and Family Models** [Clio](/en/detay/renault-clio-4f891/llms.txt), Megane, Koleos, [Austral](/en/detay/renault-austral-bd2dd/llms.txt) ##### **SUV and Crossover Models** [Captur](/en/detay/renault-captur-c41b2/llms.txt), Arkana, Kadjar ##### **Electric and Hybrid Models** [Megane E-Tech](/en/detay/renault-megane-e-tech-9f659/llms.txt) (BEV) Scenic E-Tech (BEV) [Renault 5 E-Tech](/en/detay/renault-5-e-tech-electric-2a34f/llms.txt), Renault 4 E-Tech (AmpR Small platform city EVs) Rafale (hybrid coupe-SUV) Light Commercial and Electric Commercial Vehicles Kangoo, Trafic, Master (ICE/PHEV/BEV variants) ### **Electric Vehicle Technology** Renault, through the Ampere brand, operates an independent production and engineering center for BEV infrastructure. The AmpR Small and Medium platforms underpin models such as Renault 5 E‑Tech, Megane E‑Tech, and Scenic E‑Tech. Renault is increasing R&D investment in solid-state batteries, thermal management systems, and software-defined vehicle (SDV) solutions to reduce battery costs and improve software integration. The company targets one million electric vehicle units by 2031. ### **Global Production Network and Financial Performance** Renault sold 1,577,351 vehicles in 2024. Production occurs in France, Spain, Turkey (Oyak Renault), Romania ([Dacia](/en/detay/dacia-2b336/llms.txt)), China, and other countries. In 2024: Group revenue: €56.2 billion Operating profit: €4.3 billion Net cash position: €7.1 billion European EV sales growth: 9% Hybrid sales growth: 30% Renault also continues growth in markets outside Europe. ### **Market Performance and International Expansion** In 2024, Renault increased global sales by 1.8%, achieving a 6.7% market share in Europe. Electrification rates rose, with competitive pricing and performance in B-segment EVs such as the Renault 5. In Spain, an agreement with Iberdrola provided EV users with 30,000 km of free charging. In Turkey and Latin America, Renault expanded with mid-segment EV and hybrid models. ### **Strategic Goals and Future Vision** Renaulution Plan (2021–2025): 24 new model launches, at least 10 of which will be electric Carbon-neutral production in Europe by 2030 Separation of internal combustion and hybrid production (Horse) from full electric production (Ampere) SDV infrastructure to be integrated into Renault models from 2026 Eight new models in Asia, Turkey, and Latin America by 2027, one-third EV/PHEV Global carbon neutrality target by 2050 ## Academic Sources and References 1. Renault Group. 2024 Results: Solid Growth, Record Operating Profit and Net Cash. https://media.renaultgroup.com/?p=245189 (Accessed 16 August 2025)Renault Group. Renaulution: A Four‑Year Plan to Transform Our Group. https://www.renaultgroup.com/en/group/our-strategy/ (Accessed 16 August 2025)Renault Group. Renault Group Places Its Environmental and Societal Strategy at the Heart of Performance. https://media.renaultgroup.com/renault-group-places-its-environmental-and-societal-strategy-at-the-heart-of-performance/ (Accessed 16 August 2025)Renault Group. Carbon Neutrality. https://www.renaultgroup.com/en/popin/carbon-neutrality/ (Accessed 16 August 2025)Renault History. Renault Official Website. https://www.renault.com.eg/AboutRenault/Renault-history.html (Accessed 16 August 2025)Renault. Renault vehicle models: https://www.renault.com.tr/modeller.html (Accessed 16 August 2025)