• 109,165 employees, 85% of the Group's work force
• 2 million vehicles sold, 86% of the Group's total sales
• The leading automobile brand in France (23.7% of the market in volume), in Portugal (12.3%) and in Slovenia (16.7%)
• Clio ranked 6th and Mégane ranked 8th in the ten best-selling cars in Europe
• The leading brand in Europe in the light commercial vehicle market for the last 11 years

• Commercial launch of Koleos, the first crossover of the brand
• Renewal of the Mégane range with New Mégane et New Mégane Coupé
• Twingo is the leader in the small city car segment in France
• Laguna Estate, being voted “most beautiful car of the year 2007"
• The Clio family widened with the arrival of Clio Estate

Renault has commercial and industrial sites worldwide, in order to:

• warranty the best customer satisfaction all around the world,
• produce close to the markets.

This research and development center in Guyancourt (France) works to drive innovation and reduce design and development costs.

The Technocentre works closely with decentralized engineering centers, in different markets and in different production sites. It drives projects with global reach.

In addition, Renault can count on a network of four "satellite" design centers, fully integrated into the group’s global Design function processes: Paris (France), Bucharest (Romania), Sao Paulo (Brazil), Giheung (Korea) and Mumbai (India).

The RTR (Renault Technologies Romania) was created in 2007.
This regional center handles development of vehicle and powertrain projects. Once the development stage is complete, vehicles are manufactured in the region’s plants and marketed in Central and Eastern Europe, Turkey, Russia and North Africa.

RTR has offices in Bucharest (design offices), Pitesti (engineering services at body assembly and powertrain plants) and Titu (Test centre scheduled for startup in the second half of 2009).