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Renault S.A. (Euronext: RNO) is a French automaker producing cars, vans, buses, tractors, and trucks. Due to its alliance with Nissan, it is currently the world's 4th largest automaker.[2]
It owns the Romanian automaker Dacia and the Korean automaker Renault Samsung Motors. Carlos Ghosn is the current CEO. The company's most successful car to date is the Renault Clio, and its core market is France.[2]
The company is well known for numerous revolutionary designs, security technologies, and motor racing
The first popular Renault motor vehicles to achieve sustained sales success in the United Kingdom were the R5 mini-car and R18, both of which attained six-digit sales figures during the late 1970s and early 1980s, although they failed to achieve anything like the volumes of established carmakers Ford, Vauxhall and Austin Rover.
Renault enjoyed a huge rise in popularity among British buyers on the arrival of the Clio supermini in early 1991. It was regularly among Britain's most popular cars each year during the 1990s and its successor (launched in 1998 alongside the final installment of the successful 'Nicole and Papa' advertising campaign), where the original model left off. The sedan/saloon version, called Thalia, was not launched in the UK.
Renault went from strength to strength in the UK during the 2000s following the introduction of its distinctively-styled Mégane hatchback in November 2002. Any suggestions that its quirky styling would not fit in with the tastes of British buyers were quickly confounded in 2005 when it was the fourth best selling car in Britain. Renault also helps produce cars known now as Nissan.
In 2006, it was the third most popular brand of car in the United Kingdom. Only Ford and Vauxhall sold more units.
In 2007 Renault UK lost a US$2 million law suit against an independent distributor who had placed orders for 217 cars under a discount scheme intended for members of the British Airline Pilots Association- 3 were legitimate- because they had "made a profit of some sort on every vehicle". Two Renault employees were criticized for having "turned a blind eye" to the very large number of orders.[8]
[edit] List of vehicles
Current model line up:
Mégane II1 (SW, CC, Saloon, Hatch 3 and 5-doors, launched 2002)
Scénic II (Launched 2003)
Grand Scénic (Launched 2003)
Laguna III (Hatchback & Estate, launched 2007)
Espace IV (& Grand Espace, launched 2002)
Vel Satis (Launched 2002, no longer available in UK)
'Nouvelle' Twingo (Launched 2007)
Modus (Launched 2004)
Clio II (Supermini with hatchback and sedan body styles, launched 1998)
Clio III (Lutécia III in Japan, launched 2005)
Sandero (Launched 2008)
Kangoo (Launched 1998)
Trafic (Launched 2003)
Logan (Launched 2004, Also available in India from 2007 with Mahindra-Renault tie-up) is the first "low-cost" car of Renault. Developed with Dacia, it has become a world car.
Renault Laguna was the first medium-size car to obtain five-star rating, as well as the Modus and Megane in its own category.
[edit] Models
Renault Clio
Renault Clio Renault Sport
Renault Clio V6 Renault Sport
Renaultsport Clio 197
Renault Electric Mégane
Renault Mégane
Renault Mégane Renault Sport
Renault Ondelios, a crossover hybrid diesel-electric vehicle .