Renault Group and its four brands (Renault, Dacia, Alpine, Mobilize) are taking part in the Paris Motor Show this week. Each brand will have its own stand, and will be presenting exclusive world premieres, including the reinterpretation of an iconic model: the Renault 4. The brands will also exhibit the iconic vehicles of their range and present their latest innovations and new partnerships.
HYVIA, the joint venture between Renault Group and Plug Power dedicated to hydrogen mobility, is also exhibiting its vehicles and illustrations of its unique ecosystem.
On the occasion of the Paris Motor Show 2022, HYVIA unveils the hydrogen-powered Master Van H2-TECH in its production version, made in France and going on the road in Europe. On its stand, HYVIA also exhibits its prototypes Master City Bus H2-TECH and Master Chassis Cab H2-TECH, that will go on the road next year, as well as a H2 refueling station, a fuel cell prototype. A H2 tanks demonstrator is also on display, from its strategic partner FORVIA.
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Luca de Meo first started out his career at Renault and is now CEO. During his many years experience working for major European companies, he acquired much sought-after experience in the automotive industry and in management. He took over the helm of Renault Group and Renault in July 2020.
Fabrice Cambolive joined Renault Group in 1992 and for twenty years held various international positions in sales and marketing in Spain, Switzerland, France, Germany and Romania. In 2011, he was appointed Sales and Marketing Director of the Eurasia Region and Renault Russia, before becoming Managing Director of Renault do Brasil in 2015, then Director of Operations for the Africa, Middle East, Asia and Pacific Region in 2017. In 2021, Fabrice Cambolive was appointed Director of Sales and Operations for the Renault brand. As of June 1, 2022, he is appointed Chief Operating Officer (COO), Renault.
Gilles Vidal held a long career within Design at PSA. Starting out at Citroën, he then worked as head of Design at Peugeot. He joined Renault Group in 2020 as head of the Renault Design studio.