Renault Announces R$ 2 Billion Investment in Ayrton Senna Complex in Paraná to Manufacture New Vehicle

Written by Ruth Rodrigues

Published on 11/12/2023 at 08:04

Updated on 11/12/2023 at 08:05

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Renault Brazil Announced A BRL 2 Billion Investment In The Ayrton Senna Complex For The Production Of A New C-SUV. Part Of Renault’s Plan Until 2027, The Project Reinforces The Company’s Presence In Paraná, Boosting The Economy And Job Creation In The Region.

In A Ceremony Held At The Ayrton Senna Complex Last Monday, (12/04), Renault Brazil Revealed An Additional Investment Of BRL 2 Billion For The Production Of A New Vehicle At The Ayrton Senna Complex, Located In São José Dos Pinhais, Paraná. The Initiative Is Part Of Renault’s International Game Plan 2027, Aiming To Launch Eight New Models, Including Three C-Segment SUVs, Between 2024 And 2027 For International Markets. This Investment Will Be Responsible For Stimulating The Economy And Creating New Job Positions.

This New Bet In The Automotive Market Will Stimulate The Economy And Generate Jobs In Paraná

The New Vehicle, A Completely New C-SUV, Will Be Built On The Renault Group’s Modular Platform, The Same One Used For The Anticipated Launch Of The Kardian, Scheduled For March 2024.

This Investment, Together With The BRL 5.1 Billion Allocated Since 2021, Solidifies The Automaker’s Presence In The State Of Paraná And Strengthens Its Contribution To The Local Economy.

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New Model Manufactured By Renault And The Opening Of New Job Positions

Ricardo Gondo, President Of Renault Brazil, Revealed That The New Vehicle Announced Will Be The Second Produced In Brazil As Part Of The International Game Plan.

This Move Expands The Range Of Products Manufactured In Paraná, Generating New Jobs And Projects.

Additionally, The Vehicle Will Use An Engine Produced At The Ayrton Senna Complex By Horse, A Renault Group Company Dedicated To The Development Of Hybrid Engines With Low CO₂ Emissions.

The Ayrton Senna Complex Is Also Known As A Center Of Automotive Excellence

Inaugurated In 1998, The Ayrton Senna Industrial Complex Is A Key Piece In The Brazilian Automotive Industry.

With An Area Of 2.5 Million Square Meters, The Site Houses Factories Of Renault And Partners, As Well As Being An Export Hub For Latin America.

Recognized By The World Economic Forum As A Reference In Industry 4.0, The Unit Generates About 5,300 Direct Jobs And 25,000 Indirect Jobs.

Renault Announces R$ 2 Billion Investment in Ayrton Senna Complex in Paraná to Manufacture New Vehicle

Renault Brazil Announced A BRL 2 Billion Investment In The Ayrton Senna Complex For The Production Of A New C-SUV. Part Of Renault’s Plan Until 2027, The Project Reinforces The Company’s Presence In Paraná, Boosting The Economy And Job Creation In The Region.

This New Bet In The Automotive Market Will Stimulate The Economy And Generate Jobs In Paraná

New Model Manufactured By Renault And The Opening Of New Job Positions

The Ayrton Senna Complex Is Also Known As A Center Of Automotive Excellence

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