Renault's Long-Term Leader Steps Down: End of an Era at the French Automaker In a move that marks the end of an era at Renault, CEO Luca de Meo has announced that Jean-Dominique Senard will be stepping down from his position in 2027. Senard, a 73-year-old industry veteran, was brought in by the French government in 2018 to stabilize the company following the high-profile arrest of Carlos Ghosn. As the former CEO of Michelin, Senard's leadership was seen as a stabilizing force during a tumultuous period in Renault's history. His departure marks a significant transition for the company, which is expected to shape its future direction under new leadership.
Senard, 73, was brought in from Michelin by the French government to stabilize Renault after the 2018 arrest of Carlos Ghosn. He will step down when his term ends in 2027.