Renault and Dacia have confirmed a data breach involving customer information due to a cyber-attack on one of their third-party data providers. Although the breach did not affect Renault’s own systems, sensitive data such as names, contact details, and vehicle identification numbers were compromised. The company is actively notifying affected customers and working with the provider to address the situation, which has been described as an isolated incident. This incident is part of a concerning trend of cyber-attacks in the automotive sector, exemplified by a recent attack on Jaguar Land Rover, highlighting the vulnerability of supply chains to cyber threats and the critical need for robust cybersecurity measures within the industry.