A global leader
in low-emission
powertrains

Following the joint venture agreement signed on July 11, 2023, and after having obtained the prior approval of the relevant authorities, Renault Group and Geely Holding have officially created, HORSE Powertrain Limited.

Headquartered in London, United Kingdom, HORSE Powertrain Limited will lead the market for hybrid and combustion powertrain components and systems.

As of May 31, 2024, the respective operational entities of HORSE Powertrain Limited, namely HORSE Powertrain Solutions and Aurobay, will be deconsolidated respectively from Renault Group and Geely.

Aurobay, with its focus on sustainability and lifecycle approach to emissions, will work with HORSE in leading the development of low and zero emission combustion and hybrid engines.

In March 2023, Renault Group and Geely signed a letter of intent with Aramco for a strategic investment in HORSE Powertrain Limited. Aramco’s investment would support the growth of the company and contribute to key research and development across lower carbon fuel solutions and next-gen hydrogen technologies.

Involved
partners

Ambition
and market

This joint venture’s ambition is to become the market leader for the next generation of low-emission internal combustion and hybrid powertrains. Its range of powertrains will cover more than 80% of the market’s requirements.

Value chain coverage

01

Engines

02

Gearboxes

03

Power
batteries (R&D)

04

Fuels

€15 billion

in revenue

5 million +

production capacity – units per year

80%

of market requirements

Business at scale

HORSE supplies Renault, Dacia, and Alliance partners Nissan and Mitsubishi.

Geely and Aurobay supply Geely Auto, Volvo Cars, Lynk & Co and Proton.

The organisation has the capacity to develop and supply powertrains to other vehicle manufacturers and industry sectors in need of low-emission, power generation solutions.

Complementary
partners

HORSE, Geely and Aurobay manufacture and supply complementary products, offering a wide range of engines, transmissions and hybrid systems.

From a geographic perspective, these organisations enhance each other: Geely and Aurobay are active in China and the United States, while HORSE is principally active in Europe and Latin America.

HORSE, Geely and Aurobay manufacture and supply complementary products, offering a wide range of engines, transmissions and hybrid systems.

From a geographic perspective, these organisations enhance each other: Geely and Aurobay are active in China and the United States, while HORSE is principally active in Europe and Latin America.

Plant

Renault Group

Aurobay Volvo

Geely

R&D Centre

Renault Group

Aurobay Volvo

Geely

HORSE locations

19,000

Employees

17

Plants

5

R&D centres

Sites

Renault Group and Geely have dual-capacity to produce more than 5 million powertrain and transmission systems a year that cover 80% of regional requirements around the world.

The new company will operate 22 sites worldwide.

Renault Group features R&D centres and production plants in Europe (Spain, Portugal, Romania and Turkey) and South America (Argentina, Brazil and Chile).

Geely operates sites in China and Sweden.