Renault Group has renamed the The Future Is Neutral recycling parts unit as The Remakers and included the Flins Refactory as part of the venture
Renault Group invested in the set up The Future Is Neutral in 2022 as a separate entity aiming to completely recycle every element of a vehicle. It is made up of Renault Group subsidiaries Gaia, Indra and Boone Comenor, and has been working with the Refactory on extending engine, gearbox and mechatronic parts life beyond Renault’s own operations, across the wider automotive sector.
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