RENAULT, OFFICIAL PARTNER OF THE NEW ROMANTIC COMEDY PRODUCED BY LUC BESSON

Renault ZOE will be appearing in the new romantic comedy produced by Luc Besson, Un prince (presque) charmant, directed by Philippe Lellouche and starring Vahina Giocante and Vincent Perez, due out on January 9, 2013.

Jean-Marc, played by Vincent Perez, is a career-mad and self-obsessed 40something with no time to spare. Until his path crosses that of freedom - and justice - loving Marie, played by Vahina Giocante. The business man and young woman have nothing in common and should never have met. But fate decides otherwise... For her first starring role on the big screen, Renault Zoe acts as the link between two people with radically different personalities – seemingly so. She’s on- screen throughout Philippe Lellouche’s latest movie as an actress, bringing a touch of much-needed calm to the transformation of Jean-Marc.

Renault’s close ties with cinema date back to the first Lumière Brothers film, which features footage of Louis Renault at the wheel of his Type A “voiturette”. The film was shot outside the first movie studios built in Billancourt near Paris alongside Renault’s factories.

Renault is interested in all forms of cinema. It supports a range of festivals, including Cannes, Deauville, Alpe d’Huez, Marrakesh, London, San Sebastian and Valladolid, and film institutions, such as Académie des Arts et Techniques du Cinéma, which organizes the César awards and the Nuits en Or awards for short films.

Thousands of Renault cars have over the last 110 years escorted stars to movie sets and red carpets around the world.

Renault also loans out cars to film and television productions in France and

worldwide. Renault vehicles take part in fantastic stunts and enjoy wacky moments alongside actors, having figured in films as famous as And God Created Woman, A View to a Kill and The Visitors and, more recently, Rush Hour 3 and Intouchables, the

2011 French box office smash starring François Cluzet and Omar Sy.of Renault cars have over the last 110 years escorted stars to movie sets and red

carpets around the world. Renault also loans out cars to film and television productions in France and

worldwide. Renault vehicles take part in fantastic stunts and enjoy wacky moments alongside actors, having figured in films as famous as And God Created Woman, A View to a Kill and The Visitors and, more recently, Rush Hour 3 and Intouchables, the 2011 French box office smash starring François Cluzet and Omar Sy.

Renault is pursuing its commitment to film and television production through a pro- active policy of partnerships and product placement (nearly 300 feature films and short films in 2011).