Which country's automotive brand is Renault?

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VonLola
09/02/25 4:56am
Renault is an automotive brand of the French company Renault. Here are specific details about Renault vehicles: 1. Renault is a French automobile manufacturer, one of the oldest car companies in the world and among the top ten automotive companies globally. Renault is the largest state-owned enterprise in France. 2. Renault has a wide production range, primarily manufacturing Renault-branded passenger cars. The company also produces tractors, agricultural machinery, machine tools, small military engines, bearings, bicycles, industrial rubber products, and undertakes engineering contracts. Additionally, it operates vehicle rental services, medium-to-long-term equipment leasing, and credit businesses. Domestically, Renault owns and controls numerous major companies involved in various sectors including industry, commerce, finance, and real estate.
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GeorgeLynn
09/14/25 7:05am
Renault is a French automotive brand, and I've been fascinated by it since high school. It was founded in 1898 by Louis Renault in Paris, France, boasting over 120 years of history. As an established automaker, Renault is not only popular in Europe but also collaborates with Nissan, extending its global influence. I remember during university, my friend drove a Renault Clio—compact, stylish, and with decent power. He joked back then that it was affordable yet surprisingly durable. French cars often carry a touch of romantic flair in their design, unlike the more rigid German counterparts, emphasizing comfort and fashion instead. Among Renault's lineup, models like the Megane and Zoe EV are particularly famous, commonly seen on French streets. In recent years, they've been advancing electrification efforts, which is quite eco-friendly. Overall, understanding Renault's background helps us make better car choices.
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