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Renault, Thales Partner on Militarized Vehicles in Defense Push

Renault, Thales Partner on Militarized Vehicles in Defense Push
Bloomberg Markets Monday 15 June 2026, 05:35 UTC By Albertina Torsoli 1 min read
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Renault, Thales Partner on Militarized Vehicles in Defense Push Renault SA and Thales SA are set to cooperate on militarized vehicles, combining the French carmaker’s industrial scale with the aerospace specialist’s expertise in secure communications and defense systems. The pair are presenting a prototype, dubbed 4 Troop, during the Eurosatory 2026 defense and security conference taking place outside Paris this week. The upcoming land vehicle will be equipped to operate unmanned aerial and...

Renault, Thales Partner on Militarized Vehicles in Defense Push Renault SA and Thales SA are set to cooperate on militarized vehicles, combining the French carmaker’s industrial scale with the aerospace specialist’s expertise in secure communications and defense systems. The pair are presenting a prototype, dubbed 4 Troop, during the Eurosatory 2026 defense and security conference taking place outside Paris this week. The upcoming land vehicle will be equipped to operate unmanned aerial and ground forces, the companies said Monday.
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