Renault CEO Carlos Ghosn said Friday that he expected its Russian unit, AvtoVAZ, to be profitable next year, even if the Lada maker's home market remains volatile.
Renault CEO Carlos Ghosn said Friday that he expected its Russian unit, AvtoVAZ, to be profitable next year, even if the Lada maker's home market remains volatile.
Trade groups and automotive executives are sounding the alarm that a curb on rare earth metals from China could lead to production disruptions worse than the microchip shortage.