Renault outlines leaner, high-tech future in turnaround plan

Renault 5 concept car in yellow — The Renault 5 concept is part of the brand's plans to launch 14 core vehicles including seven full-electric cars by 2025.

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January 14, 2021 07:22 AM

PARIS -- Renault plans more cost cuts and will focus on a smaller number of profitable models as part of a new strategy laid out by CEO Luca de Meo to turn around the money-losing automaker.

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