Geely, Renault in talks over sales, manufacturing deal in Brazil, report says

Renault badge — Geely would sell cars under its own brand in Brazil, unlike in a Korean partnership which currently focuses on a single Renault-branded model, the Grand Koleos, built on Geely’s platform and manufactured in a Renault-controlled plant in Busan, South Korea. (Andrey Rudakov/Bloomberg)

February 12, 2025 04:55 PM

PARIS ― French automaker Renault and its Chinese partner Geely plan to announce a deal later this month on expanding cooperation and ties in Brazil, three sources said, as they seek new growth markets amid broadening global trade wars.

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