Renault Portugal faces 2022 with renewed leadership – Ledger Automobile
Renault Portugal has restructured its organization and is ready to face the next year with renewed leadership.
Ricardo Lopes, who in March of this year had taken over the sales direction for the French brand in our country, has been Renault’s new managing director in Portugal since 1 September, replacing Zineb Ghout, who was called to other functions within the Renault group.
In a presentation for the company that took place in Lisbon, Ricardo Lopes, who joined Renault-Nissan Portugal in 2005, as junior product manager, talked about the next chapters of the French brand.
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As Luca de Meo advocated, in the coming years, in the Renaulution plan, Renault must transition from a volume brand to a value brand. This can mean a lower number of registrations, but a higher value offer for our customers. This is one of the great challenges for the coming years, a couple of the transition of our brand to a greater technological offer. In the Portuguese case, it is not a simple transition to make, but our dealer network and all of Renault Portugal are prepared for the challenges that new forms of mobility are presenting us.
Ricardo Lopes, CEO of Renault Portugal
It should be recalled that Ricardo Lopes performed several functions in the after-sales areas and in 2012 he assumed the functions of brand manager from Dacia in Portugal, having later assumed the functions in 2014, but for the entire Iberian Peninsula.
In 2017, he became the commercial responsible for the entire southern region of Portugal and for the islands, and in 2018 he was appointed marketing director for Renault Portugal.
Now, he is responsible for the French brand in our country and has already talked about the challenges he will face: “For the last 20 years, Renault has been the sales leader in Portugal, which for us represents an added responsibility and also an obligation to change to the mobility of the future”, he said.
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With this change, Ricardo Lopes was replaced as sales director by Ana Seguro, 55, who has been with Renault Portugal since 1990.
Ana Segura is the new sales director for Renault Portugal.
With a degree in business management, she was product manager for Renault’s light commercial vehicle range for five years, was responsible for launching Dacia in our country in 2007 and in the last decade she assumed the sales direction of RCI Bank & Services, for the network Renault / Dacia, Nissan and fleets.
The Renaulution plan is the future of the Renault Group and I am very happy to be able to contribute to continuing the implementation of this plan within Renault Portugal.
Ana Seguro, Renault Portugal Sales Director
“RCI was an excellent experience, it strengthened my needs, particularly in negotiation and team management. I will now put these tools at the service of the Renault brand”, conceived by the new sales director of Renault Portugal.
