Renault expects big benefits from its expanded alliance

Renault sees big benefits working with Nissan and the two newest members of their alliance, Russia's AvtoVAZ and Japan's Mitsubishi Motors. Top Renault strategist Jeremie Papin gave an overview of the alliance's strategy including growth markets such as China and new business areas such as autonomous cars and mobility services. Papin, 43, an alliance global director and Renault executive vice president, is responsible for strategic partnerships and new ventures. He reports directly to Renault-Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn. Papin was interviewed at Renault Group's headquarters outside of Paris by Automotive News Europe correspondent Peter Sigal.