Daimler discusses more EV sharing with Renault

The electric version of the Mercedes Citan will use Renault EV technology. (Daimler AG - Product & Busines/Daimler AG)

July 27, 2020 11:20 AM

FRANKFURT -- Daimler could expand its partnership with Renault to share more EV technology.

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