Renault to combine three plants in France for electric drive       

Renault to combine three plants in France for electric drive       

Kevin Hourihan, Fleet Manager Kearys Renault, Mick Curtin, Cork Senior Football Kit Man, Ronan McCarthy, Cork Senior Football Manager, Martin Curtin, Head of Business Kearys Renault, Aonghus O'Duinnin, Sales Manager Kearys Renault, Kieran Kingston, Cork Senior Hurling Manager, Jim O'Keeffe, Kearys Pro + General Manager, Pat Keane, Cork Senior Hurling Kit Man, Julian Boylan, Kearys Pro + Van Centre with members of the Cork Senior Football and Hurling squads, at Páirc Uí Chaoimh, Cork. Kearys Renault announced a three-year partnership with Cork GAA, presenting six new branded Kearys Renault Trafic vans. Picture: Jim Coughlan

French carmaker Renault will combine three of its plants in northern France into a new legal entity, Renault ElectriCity, to focus on electric vehicle manufacturing, two sources close to the matter said. 

The new company will include the Douai car assembly site, the Ruitz gearbox manufacturing site and the Maubeuge commercial vehicles assembly plant from January. 

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