Renault: to offer electric cars with E. Leclerc
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Leclerc Location and Renault have announced the signature of a partnership deal to accelerate the use of electric vehicles. Under this agreement, 3,000 Dacia Spring and 1,000 Renault ZOE will be put on the roads.
The 504 E.Leclerc rental agencies will exclusively offer the brand new Dacia Spring, the cheapest 100%-electric car on the European market, from 1 March 2021.
"Thanks to Groupe Renault and its brand Dacia, we will be able to provide a particularly affordable deal. This is a real step forwards, to build the market for the universal vehicle of the future!,” said Michel-Edouard Leclerc, Chairman of Centres E.Leclerc's Strategy Committee.
"In their respective fields, E.Leclerc and Dacia offer inexpensive, trustworthy, high-quality alternatives within everyone's reach. By offering Dacia Spring cars, which are the most reasonably-priced electric vehicles in Europe, E.Leclerc is opening the door to electric mobility for all, in as many parts of France as possible," said Luca de Meo, CEO of Renault Group.
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Leclerc Location and Renault have announced the signature of a partnership deal to accelerate the use of electric vehicles. Under this agreement, 3,000 Dacia Spring and 1,000 Renault ZOE will be put on the roads.
The 504 E.Leclerc rental agencies will exclusively offer the brand new Dacia Spring, the cheapest 100%-electric car on the European market, from 1 March 2021.
"Thanks to Groupe Renault and its brand Dacia, we will be able to provide a particularly affordable deal. This is a real step forwards, to build the market for the universal vehicle of the future!,” said Michel-Edouard Leclerc, Chairman of Centres E.Leclerc's Strategy Committee.
"In their respective fields, E.Leclerc and Dacia offer inexpensive, trustworthy, high-quality alternatives within everyone's reach. By offering Dacia Spring cars, which are the most reasonably-priced electric vehicles in Europe, E.Leclerc is opening the door to electric mobility for all, in as many parts of France as possible," said Luca de Meo, CEO of Renault Group.
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