Renault Target of Diesel Emissions Investigation

Renault Target of Diesel Emissions Investigation

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The Paris prosecutors have intensified their investigation into Renault's emissions tests, impacting the company's market value. The investigation is part of a broader French crackdown following the Volkswagen scandal. Renault's CEO emphasized the importance of diesel technology while acknowledging increased scrutiny and costs. Despite reassurances, investors remain concerned about potential parallels with Volkswagen. The French government and unions are closely monitoring the situation, given the environmental implications and Renault's hiring plans.

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What was the main reason for the Paris prosecutors' action against Renault?

Labor disputes

Product safety issues

Financial misconduct

Quality of emissions tests and pollution hazards

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How did Renault's share price react to the prosecutors' actions?

It was unaffected

It dropped significantly but later recovered slightly

It remained stable

It increased significantly

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What is Renault's strategy regarding diesel technology according to Carlos Ghosn?

To replace diesel with electric technology

To phase out diesel technology completely

To continue using diesel due to its role in emissions control

To focus solely on gasoline engines

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How does Renault differentiate itself from Volkswagen in the emissions scandal?

By claiming it uses no fraudulent methods

By focusing on electric vehicles

By admitting to using similar software

By reducing production

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Why is the French government particularly sensitive to emissions issues?

Due to recent pollution challenges in Paris

Because of a new environmental policy

Because of a lack of public interest

Due to international pressure