Luca de Meo, farewell to Renault: the Italian manager's successful models and operations
The manager leaves the car industry and the group after five years of major changes that contributed to the growth of the French manufacturer's brands. These are
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Luca de Meo has left the helm of the Renault Group. But in his five years as CEO he inspired a real strategic transformation involving the group's three main brands, namely Renault, Alpine and Dacia. He also helped ensure a strong push towards electrification and the launch of new models, including the Renault 5 E-Tech Electric and the Alpine A290, cars for the year 2025, as well as the Scenic E-Tech Electric and the new Dacia Spring. To which was added the latest addition, the new Renault 4. Luca De Meo leaves a legacy of growth and above all innovation.
Not just new cars, but many strategies and innovations that have made the French group one of the most sustainable in the world. Here are the four challenges won by outgoing CEO Luca De Meo
From Nissan to Dacia to Alpine's software and relaunch: the big moves
Renault Nissan, Divorce but Remain Friends: The official separation after 24 years has put an end to the torment between the two manufacturers. In the intentions of Renault's CEO, it was not a hard and pure farewell but a focus on other industrial collaborations.
Software Republique in the name of sustainability. An ecosystem that aims to eliminate the barriers between the different technologies used by the emergency services by collecting and as much information as possible to increase efficiency and understanding.
Alpine's relaunch also in motorsport. Luca De Meo's managerial vision has enabled Alpine's relaunch in four years. Up to 2030, five models of the brand are announced in global markets. Protagonist in both F1 and EnduranceDacia pillar of the Renault group. From being a brand of the French group known for offering cars with excellent value for money, Dacia, acquired by Renault in 1999 while retaining its identity, has obtained technology and a sales network from the group. But back to cars: here are Luca De Meo's five most inspired cars.
