PARIS -- Renault unveiled a more ambitious strategy for electric vehicles on Wednesday, betting on lower costs for batteries and new, affordable versions of its iconic small cars of the past to catch up with Volkswagen in the fast-growing sector.
PARIS -- Renault unveiled a more ambitious strategy for electric vehicles on Wednesday, betting on lower costs for batteries and new, affordable versions of its iconic small cars of the past to catch up with Volkswagen in the fast-growing sector.
Nissan also is in talks with Mitsubishi and Honda about joint manufacturing in the U.S., where global companies are trying to source more product.