The automaker will partner with Vitesco to produce power electronics units, part of a trend of OEMs, supplier and battery producers partnering to ramp up EV and battery output.
Renault says the concept, to be developed in Toulouse, France, will lead to unprecedented compactness, reducing the volume of the components by around 45%, resulting in more cabin space for passengers in vehicles with deployment to the core range from 2026 and production at the Renault plants in France dedicated solely electrified vehicles.
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