PARIS — Renault said that “all options are on the table” for separating its electric-vehicle business, including a possible public listing in the second half of 2023.
Thierry Pieton, Renault’s finance chief, said that any plans were subject to approval from its alliance partner Nissan, but made clear that the Japanese automaker “is in the loop” as it weighs up its options.
Renault is also considering selling part of its Nissan stake, a move that could raise billions of euros for the shift to EVs and ease long-standing tensions with its alliance partner, people familiar with the matter said.
Renault has been pushing ahead with plans to split its EV and combustion engine businesses as it seeks to catch up with rivals such as Tesla and Volkswagen Group.
