Renault still no reply to confirmation of industrial espionage. It's all a bluff?

During a recent interview with the newspaper Le Figaro, the vice-president Patrick Renault Pélata broke the curtain of silence and failure to take a position following the outbreak of the sensational case of industrial espionage that sees managers currently involved Balthazard Michel, Bertrand Rochette Matthieu Tenenbaum and project managers Zero Emission.

"What emerged from the investigations so far invites us to question the assumptions of espionage," admitted a Pélata dismayed. "With the investigation that will evaluate any such punitive action not sparing even the top of the company, including myself."

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