RENAULT
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French carmaker established in 1899, at the centre of the Renault–Nissan–Mitsubishi Alliance and long involved in motorsport.
- Founded
- 1899
- Headquarters
- Boulogne-Billancourt, near Paris
- Subsidiaries
- Alpine, Dacia, Mobilize
- Alliance
- Renault–Nissan–Mitsubishi, since 1999
Renault was established in 1899 and produces a range of cars and vans; in the past it also built trucks, tractors, tanks, buses, aircraft and aircraft engines. Its headquarters are in Boulogne-Billancourt, a suburb of Paris.
The group is made up of the Renault marque along with Alpine, Dacia from Romania and Mobilize, and has been part of the alliance with Nissan since 1999. The French state and Nissan each own a 15% share of the company.
- 1899Renault established
- 1999Renault–Nissan Alliance formed
- 2001Renault Trucks becomes part of the Volvo Group
- 2008Renault Agriculture fully owned by CLAAS
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RENAULT Renault Juvaquatre: the 6CV car that outlived its replacement
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RENAULT Formula Renault: the school of single-seater racing
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RENAULT Renault R26: the 2006 double with a V8
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RENAULT Renault Agora: the low-floor city bus of the 1990s
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RENAULT IKA-Renault Torino: Argentina’s national car
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RENAULT Renault FR1: the intercity coach that became the Iliade
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RENAULT Renault Midlum: the distribution lorry of 2000
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RENAULT Renault Premium: the distribution lorry below the Magnum
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RENAULT Renault FT: the world’s first modern tank
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RENAULT Renault Celtaquatre: the cheap Renault that faced the Traction Avant
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RENAULT Renault Monastella: the luxury Monasix
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RENAULT Renault Caravelle: the Dauphine-based coupé by Frua
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RENAULT Renault R24: the 2004 Formula One season
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RENAULT Renault 4CV: the car designed in secret during the occupation
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RENAULT Renault 10: the upmarket rear-engined Renault of 1965
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RENAULT Renault Primastella: the six-cylinder Renault of 1932
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RENAULT Renault Magnum: the flat-floor lorry that won Truck of the Year
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RENAULT Renault R25: the car that won the 2005 double
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RENAULT Renault Galion: the 2.5-tonne Renault truck that became a Saviem
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RENAULT Renault Kerax: the construction truck of Renault Trucks