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As at Maubeuge, where the Group will produce electric, petrol and diesel Kangoos, this option will limit the entry price of the program and ensure an industrial fast start, while ensuring top-level quality. Renault will launch the Fluence EV first in Israel and Denmark, followed by other countries, from the first half of 2011.
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