We face big issues today, such as pollution and gender inequality. Big issues are solved with big ideas.  

Convening global leaders from across business, government, international organizations, academia and civil society, Davos is the world’s best incubator of big ideas.

 

Did you know that electric vehicles aren’t just changing the way we drive cars, they are also changing the way we view the entire concept of car ownership? Hand-in-hand with the rise in sales of EVs, there has been a rise in the number of viable car-sharing schemes. And there’s a strong link between the two.

 

The Renault-Nissan Alliance is at the forefront of the electric vehicle revolution and the world leader in the future of sustainable mobility.

 

 

Do you know how much damage traffic jams cause to the environment? It is estimated that 8 billion litres of fuel is wasted every year by cars in North America and Europe going nowhere in a jam.

 

As well as wasting fuel, those cars, vans and trucks are pumping CO2 emissions into the atmosphere.

 

Renault is a French company. Nissan is a Japanese one. You might think, therefore, that the men and women in charge are mainly French or Japanese respectively.

 

Think again. In fact, the Alliance companies are industry leaders when it comes to cultural diversity in the workplace… and that’s especially true in the boardroom.

 

Gender diversity in the workplace is a hot topic in boardrooms across the globe. But at The Renault-Nissan Alliance we don’t just talk about it… we practice what we preach.