Renault-Nissan could be the second global carmaker in 2017
- The Renault-Nissan group is currently the fourth largest carmaker behind Toyota, Volkswagen and General-Motors.
With the acquisition of Mitsubishi Motors which should be effective in 2017, the Franco-Japanese group could overpass Toyota and General Motors, to become the world's second largest carmaker next year, with a production volume very close to that of Volkswagen (which would become the first carmaker).
With the acquisition of Mitsubishi Motors which should be effective in 2017, the Franco-Japanese group could overpass Toyota and General Motors, to become the world's second largest carmaker next year, with a production volume very close to that of Volkswagen (which would become the first carmaker).
- What are the reasons as analysed by Inovev?
1. The manipulated engines case at Mitsubishi motors should not have consequences for the whole group, because the takeover by Renault-Nissan will go in the way of cleansing the situation.
2. Renault-Nissan will support Mitsubishi to develop its models range, with bigger means than if Mitsubishi had remained independent.
3. Renault-Nissan could apply to Mitsubishi the mass effect strategy (platform, production plant, materials…) which has been applied to the other brands of the group.
4. Renault-Nissan will develop all brands, some of which are still small in the world, as Datsun and Samsung.
5. The Group will also increase its presence in China and the ASEAN countries.
6. The restart of the Brazilian and Russian markets will further enhance the presence of Renault and Nissan globally.
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