Skip to content
Ranking
9 of 18
Comparison
(7) in 2023
% EV Sales
7%*
Total Score
Total Score
19%
Fossil Free & Environment
17%
Human Rights
21%
* EV-Volumes OEM Share tracker. All figures are cumulative annual values for the year 2023. The data covers passenger vehicles only and includes Europe, China, Korea, Japan, the United States and Canada.
Summary

Renault performed poorly across both the environmental and human rights indicators. It is the weakest performer of the European automakers and failed to improve in most indicator categories this year. A notable exception is for fossil free and environmentally sustainable batteries, where it was one of the biggest improvers, largely due to its efforts around closed-loop processes for battery recycling.

Key Findings
  • Has a 2030 GHG reduction target for its supply chain and states that it will focus on steel, aluminum and batteries.
  • Strong progress on batteries during 2023, due to setting targets for increasing the share of recycled battery minerals, establishing a new company to focus on closed-loop battery recycling and signing a purchasing agreement for low-carbon cobalt.
  • However, demonstrates little progress on its GHG emission reduction targets for steel and aluminum: it has not disclosed any purchasing agreements for low-carbon steel or aluminum, and does not participate in any multi-stakeholder initiatives focused on driving demand for clean steel and aluminum.
  • Made no progress on any of the human rights categories during 2023.
  • Overall human rights score is brought down in particular by inadequate actions on responsible transition mineral sourcing and a 0% score on Indigenous Peoples’ rights.
Dataset (Google Sheets)

Score Breakdown

Fossil-Free & Environmentally Sustainable Supply Chains

* InfluenceMap scores were applied as a multiplier to the total Fossil-free & Environmentally Sustainable Supply Chains score. See methodology for further details.

Human Rights & Responsible Resourcing

Supply Chain News & Progress

Latest on Renault

Supply chain transformation is a risk management imperative and opportunity for a competitive edge. Leading brands are already securing a first-mover advantage and leveraging their power to transform legacy supply chains into a force for good. The revolution is underway.

View All

Our Vision

The future is an automotive industry where all vehicles are made:

01 — Equitably

Respecting and advancing the rights of Indigenous Peoples, workers, and local communities throughout the supply chain.

02 — Sustainably

Preserving and restoring environmental health and biodiversity across supply chains, while reducing primary resource demand through efficient resource use and increased recycled content.

03 — Fossil-free

100% electric and made with a fossil fuel-free supply chain.

Leaderboard

View Automaker Scorecards