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The good thing about owning several brands across the world is that you can market the same products under different names, in different countries. Renault has done this several times with a number of Samsung and Dacia models and will continue the practice with its new Talisman sedan.
- Renault To Debut All-new Megane, Dacia's First Automated Manual In Frankfurt
Renault has confirmed previous unofficial talks that hinted at a Frankfurt motor show reveal for the all-new Megane. It will be shown alongside a new and important model, the Talisman in sedan and wagon trim. Read more »...
- Renault-samsung Shows Sm7 Pre-production Concept
After last month's teaser sketch, Renault's Korean subsidiary Samsung unveiled the SM7 Concept at the Seoul Motor Show. In essence, it’s a pre-production design study that previews the next generation of Renault Samsung's flagship...
- Renault Revives Safrane Nameplate With A New Luxury Sedan
French carmaker Renault has revealed a new mid-size luxury sedan that revives the Safrane nameplate after an eight year hiatus. The original Safrane was a rather bluntly styled 5door executive saloon built from 1992 to 2000 that was replaced in the European...
- Renault Group Reports 14.8% Sales Increase In February
The Renault Group, which consists of the Renault, Dacia and Samsung Motor brands, saw its global sales in February reach 196,692 units that accounts to a 14.8% increase compared to February 2007. In particular, worldwide sales of the Renault brand increased...
- Samsung - No, Not Your Stereo
Renault's Korean subsidiary, Samsung Motors, will see a doubling in investment in hopes of increasing exports. Renault owns 80% of the company, the other portion belonging to the maker of your stereo or mp3 player. Here's what you don't...
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Renault Slaps its Badge on the Samsung SM7 and Calls it the New Talisman Sedan
The good thing about owning several brands across the world is that you can market the same products under different names, in different countries. Renault has done this several times with a number of Samsung and Dacia models and will continue the practice with its new Talisman sedan.
The French automaker released a single teaser image of the Talisman, which borrows its name from Renault's 2001 luxury concept car and will make its world premiere at the Beijing Motor Show in China on April 23.
Read more »- Renault To Debut All-new Megane, Dacia's First Automated Manual In Frankfurt
Renault has confirmed previous unofficial talks that hinted at a Frankfurt motor show reveal for the all-new Megane. It will be shown alongside a new and important model, the Talisman in sedan and wagon trim. Read more »...
- Renault-samsung Shows Sm7 Pre-production Concept
After last month's teaser sketch, Renault's Korean subsidiary Samsung unveiled the SM7 Concept at the Seoul Motor Show. In essence, it’s a pre-production design study that previews the next generation of Renault Samsung's flagship...
- Renault Revives Safrane Nameplate With A New Luxury Sedan
French carmaker Renault has revealed a new mid-size luxury sedan that revives the Safrane nameplate after an eight year hiatus. The original Safrane was a rather bluntly styled 5door executive saloon built from 1992 to 2000 that was replaced in the European...
- Renault Group Reports 14.8% Sales Increase In February
The Renault Group, which consists of the Renault, Dacia and Samsung Motor brands, saw its global sales in February reach 196,692 units that accounts to a 14.8% increase compared to February 2007. In particular, worldwide sales of the Renault brand increased...
- Samsung - No, Not Your Stereo
Renault's Korean subsidiary, Samsung Motors, will see a doubling in investment in hopes of increasing exports. Renault owns 80% of the company, the other portion belonging to the maker of your stereo or mp3 player. Here's what you don't...