PARIS (Reuters) -Renault reported zero growth in second-quarter sales volume on Wednesday, after a plunge in demand for vans in Europe offset growth in passenger cars. The French automaker, which had ...

Renault is accelerating its entry into the electric commercial vehicle sector. The French automaker recently revealed three new electric models—Estafette, Goelett, and Trafic—marking a key step in its ...

The production version of the all-new Renault Trafic Van E-Tech electric light commercial van is ready to debut in the United Kingdom at the Commercial Vehicle Show 2026 – the famous NEC Birmingham ...

Ford Motor Co. will develop two passenger electric vehicles for Europe with French rival Renault SA, and the two automakers will explore collaboration on light commercial vehicles. The companies ...

Renault Group is ringing in a new era of all-electric commercial vehicles, which will begin next year. The French automaker revealed the names and styles of three new all-electric light commercial ...

Renault unveils a trio of all-new electric vans. The Estafette E-Tech, Goelette E-Tech and Trafic E-Tech share the same 800V platform. They go on sale next year. With over half a million vans to its ...

Although Europe's hydrogen fueling station network and fuel-cell technology as a whole leave much to be desired, Renault has confirmed that its hydrogen-powered van will enter production sometime in ...

Flexis announced it will sell three all-electric vans in Europe starting next year. The company is a joint venture between Renault Group, Volvo Group and French shipping giant CMA CGM. The vans are ...

Back in November last year, Renault announced that its Master commercial van family had moved into its fourth generation – which included an electric variant called the E-Tech. Now the company has ...

Renault Group and Ford form a strategic partnership for passenger and commercial vehicles, starting with two affordable electric cars in Europe The companies have signed a partnership agreement to ...

The electric van market in Europe is projected to expand by 40 percent annually until 2030. To seize this opportunity, Renault and Volvo Group, the Swedish truck manufacturer (distinct from the ...

The Renault and Volvo groups will develop a new generation of electric vans and have formed a new company with logistics specialist CMA CGM. “Renault and Volvo will continue to seek additional ...