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Renault names former Ferrari exec Philippe Krief as CTO, replacing Gilles Le Borgne

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Philippe Krief was head of engineering at Ferrari before joining Renault Group in 2023. (RENAULT GROUP)
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By:
Peter Sigal
July 17, 2024 05:56 PM

Renault Group has named Philippe Krief, a former Ferrari executive, as chief technology officer, succeeding Gilles Le Borgne.

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