Communication following the release of allegations against Ms. Mouna Sepehri by Reuters news agency

Boulogne-Billancourt, January 10 ^th , 2019 – Reuters News Agency has divulged personal data relating to Ms. Mouna Sepehri, Executive Vice President, Office of the CEO of Groupe Renault.

Groupe Renault wishes to reiterate that:

• The latest update on the ongoing review process relating to the compensation of the members of Groupe Renault Executive Committee provided by the group Ethic & Compliance Department, with the assistance of independent outside experts during the information meeting of the Directors of Groupe Renault held on January 10, 2019, also addressed the personal situation of Ms. Mouna Sepehri.

• This latest update of the review process covered the remunerations paid by Renault and its subsidiaries – including RNBV.

• The review process has concluded that the remunerations are compliant and exempt from any fraud, in respect of all the current members of Groupe Renault Executive Committee, including Ms. Mouna Sepehri, for the 2017 and 2018 financial years.

• Per the initial mandate, the review process will continue with respect to previous financial years.

Groupe Renault considers that the publication of allegations against an executive of the group, a few minutes after the meeting of the Directors of Groupe Renault, is part of a purposefully orchestrated destabilization campaign.

Groupe Renault finally notes that the press release published by Reuters News Agency contains information that is either erroneous or arranged in a deliberately biased manner, as well as personal data; they state that Groupe Renault reserves its rights to introduce legal proceedings as may be necessary.

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