François Provost reacted to the numerous publications announcing a Renault that was a little “diverted” from electric cars. He does not deny the rumor, but recalls that Renault “continues in the world of electric cars”
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We are still waiting for the draft plan for the new management of Renault after the succession of Luca de Meo by François Provost. Management is keeping a low profile for now and has yet to reveal its future strategies, but the new CEO briefly took to the keyboard to react to recent Renault engine news. More precisely, on the possibility of seeing 100% electric models deviate a little from their DNA by offering, at the same time, hybrid versions with thermal engines.
Renault is loyal to electric cars, but…
The French group cannot escape the limits of electricity sales in Europe and a Chinese market which has completely let down French manufacturers. In a market where growth potential is not as strong as expected, solutions must be found. The conversion of your electric vehicles with an ultra-compact thermal engine as an extension is part of this. Furthermore, Horse Powertrain, a joint venture between Renault and Geely, has already revealed its work in this area.
“After several comments on our future platform strategy, I would like to clarify our position. We continue to invest in platforms dedicated to electric vehicles, because they offer the best driving experience and contribute to the decarbonization objectives of our sector. Models like the Renault Scénic, the Renault 5, the Alpine A290 and soon the Twingo illustrate the progress already made thanks to this strategy. At the same time, we want to make this experience…
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