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While the economic outlook for Europe may be grim, Renault is looking to expand its portfolio with the addition of the two upscale brands including the revival of the Alpine marque to produce sports cars and the creation of another label called Initial Paris to sell luxury models.
- Renault Announces 2013 Lemans Debut For Alpine With A Nissan-sourced Engine
Renault seems very determined to make its re-born Alpine brand more well-known, in preparation for the launch of the first Alpine-branded car in a very long time, set to take place in 2016. The road car is developed by Renault and Caterham, with which...
- Renault And Caterham Officially Join Forces To Resurrect Alpine Brand
It's no secret that Renault was looking for a partner to revive its Alpine sports car brand and now the French carmaker says it has found it in the Caterham Group. The two companies made the wedding official today during a press conference in Paris...
- Renault Alpine A110-50's Run At The Monaco Gp, Coo Says There's A 50% Chance To Revive The Brand
Aside from Mark Webber's stunning win, Renault had another reason to celebrate in Monaco this past weekend as the French firm introduced the new Alpine A110-50 Concept to mark the 50th anniversary of its legendary mid-engined sports car. The presentation...
- Psa Peugeot-citroen And Renault Say They're Too Thin On Profits By Making Cars In France
In a move that reminds us a lot of what Fiat-Chrysler CEO, Sergio Marchionne told the Italian government not too long ago, both Renault and PSA Peugeot-Citroen executives told French parliamentary officials in separate appearances before the Senate that...
- Design Study For A Modern Day Renault Alpine Sports Coupe
An affordable, rear-wheel drive sports coupe from Renault bearing the historic Alpine moniker has been in the cards for years but the French carmaker has yet to launch a modern day successor to the last model to carry the Alpine name, the A610 from the...
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Renault Contemplating the Launch of Two Upscale Brands Including the Revival of Alpine
While the economic outlook for Europe may be grim, Renault is looking to expand its portfolio with the addition of the two upscale brands including the revival of the Alpine marque to produce sports cars and the creation of another label called Initial Paris to sell luxury models.
Renault's Chief Operating Officer Carlos Tavares confirmed the news in a recent interview with Bloomberg adding that the French carmaker also needs to grow its reach in emerging countries to reduce its reliance on Europe's stagnant car market.
Read more »- Renault Announces 2013 Lemans Debut For Alpine With A Nissan-sourced Engine
Renault seems very determined to make its re-born Alpine brand more well-known, in preparation for the launch of the first Alpine-branded car in a very long time, set to take place in 2016. The road car is developed by Renault and Caterham, with which...
- Renault And Caterham Officially Join Forces To Resurrect Alpine Brand
It's no secret that Renault was looking for a partner to revive its Alpine sports car brand and now the French carmaker says it has found it in the Caterham Group. The two companies made the wedding official today during a press conference in Paris...
- Renault Alpine A110-50's Run At The Monaco Gp, Coo Says There's A 50% Chance To Revive The Brand
Aside from Mark Webber's stunning win, Renault had another reason to celebrate in Monaco this past weekend as the French firm introduced the new Alpine A110-50 Concept to mark the 50th anniversary of its legendary mid-engined sports car. The presentation...
- Psa Peugeot-citroen And Renault Say They're Too Thin On Profits By Making Cars In France
In a move that reminds us a lot of what Fiat-Chrysler CEO, Sergio Marchionne told the Italian government not too long ago, both Renault and PSA Peugeot-Citroen executives told French parliamentary officials in separate appearances before the Senate that...
- Design Study For A Modern Day Renault Alpine Sports Coupe
An affordable, rear-wheel drive sports coupe from Renault bearing the historic Alpine moniker has been in the cards for years but the French carmaker has yet to launch a modern day successor to the last model to carry the Alpine name, the A610 from the...