Renault is a French multinational automobile manufacturer that designs and manufactures cars, vans and autorail vehicles. The company is one of the world's biggest and oldest car manufacturers and has been around for over a century. Renault has several factories located all around the world and its cars are known for their strength and reliability. Renault has also been involved in motorsport since the very beginning, and has achieved quite a lot of success in various forms of racing. Formula One, Formula One Feeder Series, Renault Sport Trophy, and Rallycross are just some of the motorsport events that the company has been involved with. The company has won several Championships in F1 and Rallycross, and has also participated in the WEC (World Endurance Championship). Renault's stock has been popular for many years and is listed on the Paris Stock Exchange (Euronext: RNO). As of 2021, Renault has a market cap of around €12.6 billion. Its share price has moved quite a lot over the years, and it is currently trading at around €53 a share, down from its highs in early 2020 when it was near €80 a share. The company's stock moves in line with the industry as a whole, and is often influenced heavily by news related to the company and the auto industry at large. In the past few years, the stock has been volatile, but with some upward trends by 2020. Long-term investors may consider investing in Renault shares, as they have the potential to deliver both capital gains and dividend payments.