Renault
Renault is a French auto manufacturer, allied and jointly owned with Nissan, making it the world's fourth largest automotive group. The French government owns a 15 percent share of Renault.
Renault is the#1 international automaker in Iran. Its aggressive growth strategy has earned it a place on our "Worst Offender" list.
In 2004, Renault partnered with Iran Khodro and Saipa on a joint venture to form Renault Pars.[1] Renault Iran’s website lists 9 passenger vehicles that are manufactured and sold in Iran through Renault Pars. In 2010, the company produced more than 50,000 Renault vehicles.[2] In 2011 Renault doubled sales in Iran, selling over 100,000 vehicles.[3] Renault Trucks, a subsidiary of Volvo Group, also operates in Iran through a partnership with four large Iranian firms; Saipa Diesel, Midliner & Midlum, Shahab khodro, Motorsazan, and Arya Diesel Motor, which produce medium duty and heavy range commercial Renault trucks.[4]
Carlos Ghosn, Chairman & CEO
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[1] Renault Iran company website: http://www.renault.co.ir/discover/RenaultIran...
[2] Iran Vehicle Manufactures Association Website. Online at: http://advocate.nyc.gov/files/IVMCA-2010.pdf
[3] Sanctions on Iran cause job cuts at Peugeot. Tehran Times, JJuly 18, 2012. Online at http://www.tehrantimes.com/component/content/...
[4] Renault Trucks Iran company website: http://www.en.iran.renault-trucks.com/renault...