Doha – Renault Group Morocco announced the creation of Renault Technology Marocco (RTMA), a new engineering center in which Francisco José Martín Hernández was effectively created on March 1st.
According to the official statement, the new center will operate from two locations: a headquarters in Tetouan Offshore that focuses on technological activities, and a center of the Renault Group system in Tangier who are devoting itself to the industrial operation.
The tanger Furnishings The aim is to ensure optimal closeness to production locations and to strengthen the cooperation between engineering and manufacturing departments.
Hernández will report here.
“His technical know -how and knowledge of the group’s challenges caused him to take responsibility in Spain, Romania and France,” said the company in its press release.
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The new director Entry into the role with a wealth of experience. An industrial engineer, graduate of the Polytechnic University of Madrid and the École Central de Lyon, Hernández came to Renault in 2002 and held several important positions in quality technology and project management.
He worked in the areas of machine and vehicle technology for horses, Renault Group and Ampère.
Before this appointment, he worked as head of the vehicle engineering department at Renault Technology Spain since 2021 and at the same time acted as a representative of ampère in this company.
RTMA is founded in the middle of a strong performance for the Renault Group Morocco. The company achieved a record production of 413,614 vehicles in 2024 and marked an increase of 8% compared to 2023.
The Tanger plant produced 312,381 units, by 9% compared to the previous year, while the Somaca Attachment In Casablanca, 100,000 vehicles exceeded for the first time and produced 101,233 units, which corresponds to an increase of 7%.
The group’s export companies also showed a robust performance, with around 370,165 vehicles exported to 68 destinations in 2024.
The Tangier system exported 298,045 units and made 95% of its production, while Casablanca sent 72,120 vehicles, which corresponds to 71% of its total volume.
The Renault Group Morocco held a strong sales performance on the domestic market, with Renault achieving a market share of 16.1% with 28,348 vehicles sold, while Dacia dominated 25% with a market share of 25% and sold 39,330 units.
According to the company’s figure, the group recorded a turnover of 63 billion (6.3 billion US dollars) and established itself as the country of the country greatest Private Enterprise with its automotive ecosystem corresponds to 38% of the total sales of the sector and employs more than 10,000 people.
