Renault sees dual EV/combustion strategy for next 10 years, brand CEO says

Renault Scenic E-Tech minivan at the 2023 IAA in Munich — The Renault Scenic full-electric compact SUV at its world premiere at the 2023 Munich auto show. The Scenic is a complementary vehicle to the hybrid-powered Austral compact SUV, although they do not share the same body or platform. (ANGELIKA WARMUTH/REUTERS)

February 29, 2024 09:20 AM

GENEVA -- The Renault brand will probably continue to offer internal-combustion vehicles alongside a separate lineup of full-electric cars for the next 10 years, CEO Fabrice Cambolive said.

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