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Renault Revenue Rises 1.4%, Vehicle Sales Fall
Business
— Oct 29, 2026
Renault’s third-quarter revenue rose 1.5% to €11.6 billion, beating expectations as strong electric-vehicle demand and growth in its financing business offset a 6% drop in vehicle sales and competition from Chinese automakers. The company maintained its full-year operating-margin outlook of about 5.5%, while warning that inflation and higher raw-material costs would temper second-half improvement.
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Dana Whitfield
The margin target staying at 5.5 percent is fine, but rising raw material costs could still squeeze profits harder than expected in the second half.
Vehicle Comparisons Weigh Price, Space and Performance
Auto
— Oct 16, 2026
The articles compare SUVs and pickups for buyers weighing price against capability, performance, features and refinement. The Chevrolet Trailblazer and Ford F-250 emphasize value and work capability, while the Hyundai Kona, Ram 2500, Renault Duster hybrid and Porsche Cayenne offer competing advantages in power, comfort or efficiency; the Duster’s claimed hybrid figures still need independent real-world testing.
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Renault, Geely Invest €319 Million in Brazil
Geely
— Sep 15, 2026
Renault and Geely are expanding their Brazil partnership with a €319 million investment to produce a new Renault EV on Geely's GE Architecture and to launch the Hybrid E-Tech 4x4 flex-fuel in 2027, bringing total Brazil investments to €899 million through 2025–2027. The move aims to strengthen their Latin American footprint and maximize capacity at Renault's Ayrton Senna plant amid rising competition from Chinese automakers.
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Jared Kim
Using Geely's platform at the Ayrton Senna plant looks like a smart way to fill capacity and cut costs over the next few years.
Renault plans over €10 billion France investment for EV expansion
Renault
— Oct 3, 2026
Renault plans to invest more than €10 billion in France over the next five years to expand electric-vehicle production and develop more affordable cars, provided political and social conditions remain supportive. The company says the investment will build on recent factory modernization and expects French production to rise at least 25% by 2026.
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