Renault's new CEO de Meo starts work amid high expectations

Renault de Meo — De Meo's strategic plan could see Renault continue to pull back from ex-CEO Carlos Ghosn's strategy of internationalization, and also ax models such as minivans.

June 25, 2020 02:38 PM

To say that Luca de Meo starts his tenure as Renault CEO with high expectations might be an understatement.

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