Renault
Renault, a historic automobile manufacturer and a pioneer of electric mobility in Europe, has been developing innovative vehicles since 1898. In line with the Renaulution strategy introduced in 2021, the brand embarked on an ambitious transformation towards a more competitive, balanced, and electrified model range. The strategy reflects a modern and innovative approach to technology, energy solutions, and mobility services, redefining the role of the automobile in everyday life. In 2026, Renault Group launched a new strategic plan, futuREady, marking the next stage of the Group’s growth journey. Building on the strong foundations established through Renaulution, Renault, as part of Renault Group, is well positioned to address the challenges and opportunities of a rapidly changing world. The plan is designed to deliver sustainable long-term success with a clear ambition: to become the benchmark of the European automotive industry with a strong global presence. Renault’s distinctive design and technological innovations bring everyday driving pleasure to customers. Comprehensive range of powertrains caters to diverse customer needs and driving preferences.
Today, Renault stands at the forefront of automotive technology. Examples include the immersive openR link multimedia system with Google built-in, extensive experience in automotive safety, E-Tech technology inspired by Formula One engineering, and the 4Control Advanced four-wheel steering system, among many other innovations. In addition to passenger cars, Renault has developed, manufactured, and sold light commercial vehicles for professionals around the world since its founding. The current range is modern, energy-efficient, and covers a wide variety of vehicle sizes and business needs. Renault vans offer low operating costs, practical cargo solutions, comprehensive standard equipment, and exceptional value for money.
Renault has won the prestigious Car of the Year title eight times. Renault Scenic E-Tech electric was named Car of the Year in 2024, followed by the Renault 5 E-Tech electric in 2025. Earlier winners include the Renault 16 (1966), Renault 9 (1982), Clio (1991), Scenic (1997), Megane (2003), and Clio (2006). In the commercial vehicle category, the Renault Master was named International Van of the Year 2025, while the new Renault Trafic Van E-Tech electric received the International Van of the Year 2027 award.
Since 2010, Nordic Automotive Services Oy, part of the Bassadone Automotive Nordic Group, has been responsible for the import and distribution of Renault passenger cars, light commercial vehicles, and genuine spare parts in Finland.