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Renault Boss Luca De Meo Confirms Andretti Engine Deal Talks For F1
Michael Andretti has been lobbying for months to enter F1. He even tried to acquire the Sauber team.
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Renault CEO Pushes On With Electric Split As Russia Bill Looms - Report
Renault chief Luca de Meo wants to press ahead with plans to create separate divisions for electric (EV) and combustion engine vehicles despite potentially costly uncertainty over its interests in Russia
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Alpine Feels 100 Races Are Needed To Win F1 World Title
Rossi states while the pecking order of the grid will shuffle, but it still is a couple of years away from operational excellence as an organization.
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Renault, Nissan Looking For More Savings On Batteries: Report
French carmaker Renault and its Japanese alliance partner Nissan are in talks to collaborate more and improve the savings they can derive from using the same battery technology, Renault Chief Executive Luca de Meo said on Tuesday.
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F1: Cyril Abiteboul Was Fired By Luca De Meo Because Of Poor Show By Renault in 2020
Luca de Meo placed Laurent Rossi as the CEO of Alpine while he hired Davide Brivio as the director for trackside operations while Marcin Budkowski leads the chassis.
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F1: Williams To Be Alpine Junior Team In 2022Â
Reportedly, a deal has already been closed and it would pertain to Alpine supplying engines to Williams and in return, it would become a customer.
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Renault CEO Wants Alpine F1 Team To Win Races In 2022
De Neo also outlined why it was important for the Alpine brand to be successful from a marketing perspective.
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Groupe Renault CEO Luca de Meo Says More Cost Cuts May Be Needed
Renault might have to cut more costs than the 2 billion euros ($2.4 billion) in savings already planned to get back on its feet, the French carmaker's new Chief Executive Luca de Meo said in an internal memo seen by Reuters.
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Renault F1 To Be Rebranded Alpine-Renault In 2021Â
Renault will leverage its Alpine brand to market its Formula One venture rebranding the team to Alpine-Renault, with the parent company's name being also there as engine partner.
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Incoming Renault CEO Says He's Ready For Turnaround Challenge
The former Volkswagen executive is due to take up the job on July 1, in the middle of an upheaval for the firm as it grapples with the coronavirus pandemic and reverses years of production expansion to focus on its most profitable models.
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Renault Turns To Volkswagen's De Meo As Car Maker Seeks Fresh Start
Renault named Luca de Meo, the former head of Volkswagen's Seat brand, as its next chief executive, as the car maker looks to draw a line under a year of turmoil by finalising a long-awaited management shake-up.
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Former Seat Head Luca De Meo Likely To Become Renault's New CEO
Renault's board is expected to meet later on Tuesday to approve the nomination of Luca de Meo, the former head of Volkswagen's Seat brand, as its next chief executive.
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Luca de Meo Head Of Volkswagen's Seat Car Brand To Step Down: Report
Luca de Meo, the head of Volkswagen's Spanish brand Seat, is stepping down from his current role, a source close to the matter told Reuters on Tuesday.
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Renault Boss Luca De Meo Confirms Andretti Engine Deal Talks For F1
Michael Andretti has been lobbying for months to enter F1. He even tried to acquire the Sauber team.
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Renault CEO Pushes On With Electric Split As Russia Bill Looms - Report
Renault chief Luca de Meo wants to press ahead with plans to create separate divisions for electric (EV) and combustion engine vehicles despite potentially costly uncertainty over its interests in Russia
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Alpine Feels 100 Races Are Needed To Win F1 World Title
Rossi states while the pecking order of the grid will shuffle, but it still is a couple of years away from operational excellence as an organization.
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Renault, Nissan Looking For More Savings On Batteries: Report
French carmaker Renault and its Japanese alliance partner Nissan are in talks to collaborate more and improve the savings they can derive from using the same battery technology, Renault Chief Executive Luca de Meo said on Tuesday.
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F1: Cyril Abiteboul Was Fired By Luca De Meo Because Of Poor Show By Renault in 2020
Luca de Meo placed Laurent Rossi as the CEO of Alpine while he hired Davide Brivio as the director for trackside operations while Marcin Budkowski leads the chassis.
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F1: Williams To Be Alpine Junior Team In 2022Â
Reportedly, a deal has already been closed and it would pertain to Alpine supplying engines to Williams and in return, it would become a customer.
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Renault CEO Wants Alpine F1 Team To Win Races In 2022
De Neo also outlined why it was important for the Alpine brand to be successful from a marketing perspective.
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Groupe Renault CEO Luca de Meo Says More Cost Cuts May Be Needed
Renault might have to cut more costs than the 2 billion euros ($2.4 billion) in savings already planned to get back on its feet, the French carmaker's new Chief Executive Luca de Meo said in an internal memo seen by Reuters.
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Renault F1 To Be Rebranded Alpine-Renault In 2021Â
Renault will leverage its Alpine brand to market its Formula One venture rebranding the team to Alpine-Renault, with the parent company's name being also there as engine partner.
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Incoming Renault CEO Says He's Ready For Turnaround Challenge
The former Volkswagen executive is due to take up the job on July 1, in the middle of an upheaval for the firm as it grapples with the coronavirus pandemic and reverses years of production expansion to focus on its most profitable models.
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Renault Turns To Volkswagen's De Meo As Car Maker Seeks Fresh Start
Renault named Luca de Meo, the former head of Volkswagen's Seat brand, as its next chief executive, as the car maker looks to draw a line under a year of turmoil by finalising a long-awaited management shake-up.
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Former Seat Head Luca De Meo Likely To Become Renault's New CEO
Renault's board is expected to meet later on Tuesday to approve the nomination of Luca de Meo, the former head of Volkswagen's Seat brand, as its next chief executive.
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Luca de Meo Head Of Volkswagen's Seat Car Brand To Step Down: Report
Luca de Meo, the head of Volkswagen's Spanish brand Seat, is stepping down from his current role, a source close to the matter told Reuters on Tuesday.
