PARIS (Reuters) - Renault (PA:RENA) has not ruled out withdrawing from some products or markets as part of a review of its mid-term goals, the carmaker's interim chief executive Clotilde Delbos said on Tuesday.
The strategic review is expected to be completed within a few months, and investors are hoping that will allow Renault to turn a page on months of uncertainty after the arrest last year of Renault-Nissan alliance boss Carlos Ghosn.
"We will avoid it if we can ... but we have to ask ourselves the question ... can we just keep up the same strategy? I don't think so. The market is changing, we have to adapt," Delbos said at a conference.
Delbos added that she was sure it was possible to make the carmaker's alliance with Nissan a lot more efficient that it was at the moment.
Renault is expected to refocus its operations, as it and Nissan, like many peers, are struggling with falling sales in a faltering global auto market.
Financial chief Delbos was propelled into her current job on a temporary basis after CEO Thierry Bollore's ousting in mid-October.
Delbos has applied to take the job on a permanent basis, two sources familiar with the matter told Reuters earlier this month.
When asked on Tuesday if she wanted to be permanent CEO, Delbos declined to comment.