An ambitious electric strategy

Renault Group is preparing the conditions for Renault to be a 100% electric brand in Europe by 2030. It’s a bold gamble, but it’s in line with history and will enable the Group to meet all the decarbonization targets that have been set and that we have set ourselves.

It’s a bold gamble, but it’s in line with history.

Here are a few highlights of the electric offensive the Group has led over the past year:

New Mégane E-TECH Electric or the symbol of the Group’s electric revolution

It is the first model produced at the Douai plant of the ElectriCity.

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New Renault Kangoo Van E-TECH Electric or a new take on a besteller

With a range of 300km in WLTP cycle, the All-New Renault Kangoo Van E-TECH Electric raises the bar higher than ever before in terms of meeting the every-day needs of professional customers.

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The creation of the ElectriCity division or the largest and most competitive electric vehicle production facility in Europe

Renault’s three manufacturing plants in northern France – Douai, Maubeuge and Ruitz – are joining forces to create Renault ElectriCity. This new electric vehicle production center aims to reach an output of 400,000 electric vehicles a year by 2025 and to bring together an entire ecosystem of suppliers. All this to enable Renault Group and its brands to improve their competitive edge through greater innovation and reduced costs.

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Holding events linked to our electric offensive: eWays

An event launched in 2021 highlighting the historic acceleration of Renault Group’s EV strategy to offer competitive, sustainable & popular electric vehicles.

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The signing of strategic partnerships in the field of electric vehicles batteries

By signing a strategic partnership with Envision AESC to set up a gigafactory in Douai, Renault Group aims to produce of latest technology batteires and thus make electric mobility more accessible in Europe.

Renault Group is going even further to strengthen its competitiveness in the electric vehicle market with an agreement with the French startup Verkor to co-develop and manufacture high-performance batteries.

The combination of these two partnerships with the Renault ElectriCity business unit will lead to the creation of nearly 4,500 direct jobs in France by 2030, and the development of a robust battery manufacturing ecosystem in the heart of Europe.

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