Renault's board voted last Friday to oust CEO Thierry Bollore, as the French carmaker and Japanese partner Nissan seek a fresh start following the scandal-hit tenure of former alliance supremo Carlos Ghosn.

Relations between Renault, which named its finance director as temporary CEO, and Nissan, which picked a new CEO, have been strained since Ghosn's arrest in Tokyo last year on allegations of financial misconduct, which he denies...

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