The Renault plant in Tangier, Morocco, opened in 2012 and is the location where the Dacia Sandero is produced. This model has sold more than one million units in France and has been one of the top-selling cars in Europe since 2017. The plant is responsible for manufacturing parts, assembling the final vehicles, and sending them by train to the port of Tangier for distribution. The facility emphasizes environmental sustainability and aims to be a leader in this area. It uses wind turbines and olive pits—byproducts of the local olive oil industry—to generate energy and reduce its carbon footprint. These efforts are part of a broader initiative to minimize the plant’s environmental impact and align with global standards for green manufacturing. Renault has been progressively integrating eco-friendly practices into its operations worldwide. The Tangier plant is a key example of this strategy, demonstrating how industrial production can coexist with environmental responsibility. By utilizing renewable energy sources, the plant reduces its reliance on fossil fuels and sets a benchmark for other automotive manufacturers. The success of the Dacia Sandero in the European market has reinforced the importance of this plant in Renault’s global production network. Its environmental goals not only support corporate sustainability initiatives but also reflect a growing consumer demand for greener transportation options.