Where is Renault produced?
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Specific models have different production locations. Generally, Renault cars are produced in South Korea or France. Here is some relevant information about Renault: 1. Founding year: 1898. 2. Headquarters location: Boulogne, France. 3. Founders: The Renault brothers (Louis, Marcel, and Fernand). 4. Company logo: The company is named after its founder Louis Renault. The logo consists of four diamonds forming a pattern, symbolizing the integration of the three Renault brothers with the automotive industry, representing Renault's ability to compete, survive, and develop in an infinite space.
The Renault brand, I've been driving for almost twenty years and always knew it originated in France, after all, it was founded there over a century ago. Nowadays, if you ask about its production locations, most Renault cars still come from mainland France, such as factories near Paris, where the craftsmanship is quite solid. However, with globalization in full swing, Renault also has major factories in countries like Spain and Turkey, producing different models. When I traveled through Europe in my younger days, I often saw Renault cars being assembled in those places, which was quite interesting. Considering environmental concerns and local markets, Renault has gradually expanded to Brazil, India, and even China. Overall, the core production base is France, but when buying a car, you need to check the specific model, as there might be slight differences depending on where it's made.
