The Value of the Renault Brand 🚗
Did you know that Renault‘s global revenue reached an impressive $24.3 billion in 2022?
🌍 Despite a competitive market, Renault continues to be a significant player in the automotive industry. With a market share of 1.43% in the global passenger car segment, Renault’s influence is undeniable 📈.
RENAULT is one of the brands available within the Pietrzak Group.
🔒 And how does @renaultgroup s.a.s. ensure the protection of its intellectual property rights?
Did you know that Balenciaga is recognized by over 60% of luxury fashion owners in the U.S.? 🇺🇸
This iconic brand scores its highest among Gen Z, with 14% of U.S. luxury fashion owners owning a piece by Balenciaga. 👗
Balenciaga filed an application to invalidate the design of furry sandals registered by Birkenstock, referring in its argument to the lack of individual character and the existence of similar sandals offered on Amazon ’s French marketplace site since 2018.
Brand Evolution and Market Presence 🚗🌍
Since its acquisition by Renault in 1999, Dacia has transformed from a local Romanian 🇷🇴 manufacturer to a major player in the European market🇪🇺.
In a world of changing trends, it is important to keep up with the times in order to maintain a strong position in the market. 🌍
The Dacia brand is fully aware of this, having revealed itself in a new appearance – a few years ago – in an effort to change its image. 🚗✨
In 2024, the brand value of Dacia stands at USD💰 1.17 billion, reflecting its strong presence in the affordable and reliable vehicle market.
Meanwhile, Citroën boasts a brand value of USD💰 1.2 billion, showcasing its continued appeal and innovation in the automotive industry.
Dacia is a brand-famous for producing reliable cars. 🚗✨
To ensure its recognition on the market and to protect it from unfair competition, Dacia registers numerous trademarks at intellectual property offices around the world. 🌍🔒
The world of sportswear has been shaken by a landmark legal battle between two iconic brands, Nike and Adidas. 👟👕
The dispute centered around stripes – a seemingly simple design element that has become a symbol of both companies.
Huawei applied to the EUIPO for the registration of a trademark in the form of a circle containing two interlaced curves resembling the letter ‘H’, but the French fashion house Chanel opposed this registration. 🏛️
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