A popular and innovative brand, Renault designs “voitures à vivre” – cars made for life lovers, that combine emotion, people-first technologies, passion for electrification and crafted spaces. Drawing on a century-old identity, an attractive lineup, and bold technological choices, the brand is accelerating and leveraging its strong DNA to open a new chapter of growth, in Europe and internationally. This is how the Renault brand contributes to futuREady, Renault Group’s strategic plan.
“With futuREady, we are now accelerating the next cycle of growth for the Renault brand thanks to 3 powerful drivers. Our ambition is clear: strengthen our European leadership, accelerate electrification and go faster internationally to confirm Renault as the number one French automotive brand worldwide.”
Growth levers
Lever 1: Unlock full potential of Renault brand power in Europe
Renault aims to strengthen its European leadership, driven by a new product offensive. By 2030, the brand will offer the most comprehensive and attractive lineup on the market, with 10 new models designed to meet the expectations of European customers.
In A & B segments, historically a leader, Renault will complete the success of Renault 5 E‑Tech electric, Renault 4 E‑Tech electric and New Clio with the arrival of new A-segment disruptor Twingo.
In C & D segments, Renault’s offensive is already delivering strong residual values and profitability, paving the way for a new generation of EV and full hybrid vehicles, combining innovation, value and affordability.
In LCVs, Renault has one of the strongest line-ups in Europe, with a clear objective: push electrification and reinforce its leadership, notably with the new Trafic EV for professional customers.
Lever 2: Widespread electrification to sustain growth
Electrification is no longer just a technological transition for Renault; it is a powerful growth accelerator.
To stay agile in a rapidly shifting market, the brand will continue full hybrid E-Tech offers beyond 2030, staying close to customer needs while accelerating decarbonization. Today, Renault is already more than 10 g below the market average in CO₂ emissions and will bring full hybrid technology in international markets as a solution to replace diesel and prepare markets transition toward EV.
Full electric cars stay at the core of Renault’s strategy with a new EV-native platform. It will deliver extralong range, up to 750 km WLTP in full electric, combined with ultrafast DC charging thanks to 800-volt technology. And for customers looking for even more freedom, the platform can integrate a range extender, pushing total range up to 1,400 km.
Lever 3: Renault as a global brand
Renault is entering the second phase of its International Game Plan to capture growth beyond Europe, while reinforcing its competitiveness in Europe. The brand will launch 14 new models by 2030 to support sustainable growth.
This momentum will be supported by regional hubs in Latin America, Korea, and India, which, together, represent a market equivalent in size to Europe.
Thanks to platform sharing, strategic partnerships and agile local organizations, Renault is developing global vehicles while adapting them to local market needs.
India is a cornerstone of our international expansion. With the recent takeover of the Chennai plant and the launch of four new models, including full electric and full hybrid cars, the country is becoming a global hub, serving both local and international markets in production and sourcing.
2030 Renault ambitions
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