Welcome to Renault Trucks UK
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Welcome to Renault Trucks UK
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For the fourth consecutive year, Renault Trucks achieved the maximum score of 100/100 in the Environment category, with Ecovadis recognising the company’s “outstanding policies on major environmental issues.”
This distinction acknowledges the manufacturer’s efforts to decarbonise road transport, notably through the production of a full range of electric trucks, and to reduce the environmental footprint of its industrial sites. Since 2019, their greenhouse gas emissions have been reduced by 26%, with the target of reaching carbon neutrality by 2040. Renault Trucks is also investing in renewable energy self-production, including the installation of several hectares of photovoltaic panels.
The company is equally committed to preserving natural resources by reducing water consumption at its sites, optimising the use of raw materials, and ensuring waste is sorted, reused, or recycled.
Renault Trucks’ Ethics score rose by nine points in 2025 (79/100). At the end of 2024, the company launched a “responsible sales” initiative to pre-assess potential projects that may involve risks.
A dedicated review committee now evaluates sensitive commercial transactions, such as those involving high-risk countries or sales of military products or equipment for military end-users. This approach ensures a clear, transparent, and ethical framework for all business activities.
With a score of 85/100 in Sustainable Procurement – a sharp increase of 25 points – Renault Trucks was recognised by Ecovadis for its rigorous supply chain management practices.
The company places transparency, traceability, and risk management at the core of its supply chain strategy. In 2024, 94% of tier-one suppliers completed the SAQ assessment, which evaluates their social, environmental, and governance practices.
Targeted audits are carried out with high-risk suppliers, while a strict code of conduct governs all business relationships. In addition, Renault Trucks applies the RMI program to ensure traceability of so-called “3TG” minerals (tin, tantalum, tungsten, and gold).
All of Renault Trucks’ sustainability initiatives are detailed in its 2025 Sustainability Report.