renault trucks

As of September 30, 2025, there are (updated regularly): 191 truck-specific operational charging hubs, 157 operational charging hubs suitable for trucks, and 135 truck-specific charging hubs, some of them created by the Milence joint venture. Have a look at the map here.

Since July 2024, Duclaux has been responsible for Renault Trucks International, driving business development across the Middle East, Africa, Asia and Latin America, as well as leading the company’s Emergency and Defense division. Former CEO Bruno Blin has decided to step down. He will remain with th...

The truck’s journey started in the companies’ East Midlands Gateway depot, in Derbyshire, UK, with the vehicle completing its journey at a Kuehne+Nagel depot in Amiens, France. The total return journey spanned 1,100 km and marks a milestone in low-emissions logistics. Until now, no heavy-duty electr...

From the second semester of 2025, Renault Trucks will be taking orders for an extension of its E-Tech T model. Similarly to Volvo electric trucks, the increased range of the Renault Trucks E-Tech T is achieved by integrating a new component, namely an electric axle.

“In Flexis we want to create the future of the last mile,” he told us at the official launch of the first Flexis prototypes in Paris. “Software plays a central role in the vehicle. Software-defined vehicles make it much easier to do upgrades, updates and integration".

In the >16t electric vehicle segment, the manufacturer increased its market share by one point to reach 24.2%. Driven by a 36% increase in electric truck order intake in 2024, reaching over 2,000 units, Renault Trucks is expected to maintain its momentum in electromobility in 2025.