Renault to use EV from Chinese JV for ride-hailing

Renault's Mobilize brand will have four models optimized for mobility uses. The Queen, shown in this slide from the group's Renaulution midterm plan, will be built by Renault's JMEV joint venture in China.

February 04, 2021 11:04 AM

PARIS -- Renault plans to introduce an electric vehicle built by one of the group's Chinese joint ventures specifically for ride-hailing services in 2022, CEO Luca de Meo said.

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