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Renault''s revenue rises to 12.22 billion euros in the third quarter

10/26/2017 - Renault posted a 16 percent advance in the third quarter of 2017 in comparison with the same period last year, with high, driven by strong growth in the Americas and Eurasia.

Renault invests $750 million and R have new drive in Paraná

8/3/2017 - Renault do Brazil will invest R $750 million in the expansion of engine plant and the construction of a new plant in São José dos Pinhais (PR). Will be the fourth group in the local factory, where are also produced cars and light commercials.

Renault''s sales grow 10.4 percent and hit record on the 1st semester

7/18/2017 - PARIS-the French automaker Renault has recorded record sales in the first half, having elevated in 10,4% Global deliveries with the launch of an SUV in China and the reopening of the operations in Iran.

VW and Fiat are the ones that lose market

7/3/2014 - After the first six months from 2014, only four automakers in Brazil-Hyundai, Renault, Toyota and Mitsubishi-, in addition to luxury brands, can bypass the drop in consumption of cars and registering an increase of volumes this year.

Luxury car bad quarter dribbles and hits record sales

4/8/2014 - The demand for vehicles in Brazil is falling and the actual lost value against the dollar over the past 12 months, but imports of premium cars to Pluto. In the first quarter, the German trio that heads this market in the world-BMW, Audi and Mercedes-Benz-stuck new record sales in the country, at a time when the three automakers are preparing the ground for the start of production in the national territory.

Traditional automakers lose space for newcomers

1/10/2014 - The transformation in the profile of the automobile market in Brazil-for a scenario of greater competition and diversity of brands-deepened last year when, for the first time in history, the concentration of sales in the four most traditional automakers fell to below 70%. Together, Fiat, Volkswagen, General Motors (GM) and Ford accounted for 67.5% of passenger cars and light utility vehicles licensed in 2013, a fall of more than 3 percentage points compared to 70.8% in the previous year.

Fiat leads and Gol follows as more sold in 2013

1/6/2014 - With 762.95 thousand vehicles and 21.24% stake, Fiat led the light commercial vehicles and plates issued in the year 2013 in Brazil, according to data from the National Federation of distribution of motor vehicles (Fenabrave).

Renault reaches 7% market share

9/9/2013 - Renault recorded in August, 7% market share with 21,988 vehicles got their plates in the segments of passenger cars and light commercial, totaling, YTD, 6.3% stake.

Brazil is consolidated as the fourth car market

8/28/2013 - Favored by combination of crisis in Europe and domestic sales record, Brazil is consolidating this year as the fourth-largest automotive market in the world, distancing himself from Germany and shortening the distance, still considerable in relation to Japan, placed third, but where sales are on the decline due to the withdrawal of stimulus data for the purchase of cars after the tsunami that hit the country in March 2011.

Export advance surprises automakers

7/11/2013 - Along with the more favourable situation on the Exchange, the high demand in traditional consumer markets of the Brazilian automobile industry opened space for an unexpected reaction vehicle exports this year. In the first half of the year, shipments rose by 18% and the Anfavea, an organization that represents automakers in Brazil, has already said it will reverse, possibly next month, the prediction that, for now, points to a decline of 4.6% of foreign sales in 2013.

Who will be the champion?

7/2/2013 - The contest for the leadership in the world's fourth largest market, Brazil, stirs up competition among automakers, which accelerate the news and launch new technologies here.

Car sales are still heated

7/1/2013 - Sales of new cars repeated in June the strong pace of the previous two months, but the end result, according to some analyses, was hampered by the wave of protests in Brazil, which took force. Preliminary numbers, based on the formal license plates of vehicles, showing that the market is moving an average of 14.8 million cars and light commercial per working day, more than the daily volume around 14.4 thousand units in April and may.

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