Renault/Dacia
In October 2025, a cyber-attack on a Renault third-party service provider led to the unauthorised exposure of customer data. Some Renault customers, as well as those of Dacia, have been affected.
Am I Eligible?
You must have been a Renault/Dacia customer during or prior to October 2025. Please note that the following key criteria also apply.
- You must have been notified by Renault/Dacia that your data was exposed in the breach.
- You are happy to proceed with one of our expert legal partners to seek compensation.
Key Facts
- Legal Partner
- KP Law
- Cost to Join
- No upfront cost
- Fee Structure
- No-Win, No-Fee
- Claim Type
- Group Action
- Data Exposed
- Examples include addresses, vehicle registrations
- Affected
- Unknown, potentially hundreds of thousands
More About This Claim
What happened?
Renault confirmed in October 2025 that some of its customers' data was stolen in a cyber-attack on one of its third-party providers.
How many people were affected?
Renault will not specify the number of customers affected, citing "ongoing security concerns."
What data was affected?
The French-owned manufacturer claims that the compromised data does not include financial information, such as bank account details, but indicated that "other personal data" had been accessed. This includes addresses and vehicle registration details.
What should I do?
Renault has reminded its customers, and those of its sister brand, Dacia, to be "cautious of any unsolicited requests for personal information." If you were affected, you can check your eligibility for a potential claim with us.