Boulogne-Billancourt, France, Mar 11: Renault Group has unveiled futuREady, its new strategic plan aimed at strengthening global growth, accelerating electrification, and positioning the company as the reference European carmaker on the global stage.

 Building on the success of the Renaulution Plan, the new strategy transforms Renault’s recent turnaround into a long-term system designed to deliver sustainable and global performance. The futuREady plan places strong emphasis on products, customer experience, technological innovation, and operational excellence, while reinforcing the Group’s commitment to employees, suppliers, dealer networks, and partners.

At the center of the strategy is a strong product offensive. Renault Group plans to launch 36 new models by 2030, accelerating electrification and expanding its global portfolio. Over the medium term, the company aims to achieve an operating margin of 5% to 7% of revenue and average annual automotive free cash flow of €1.5 billion or more.

CEO Perspective

“futuREady, our new strategic plan, is a crucial step in the future of Renault Group. In an increasingly competitive environment, we can build on strong fundamentals—our brands, our products, and our financial results,” said François Provost, CEO of Renault Group.

“Since my appointment last July, our global teams have worked together to design a plan that places the Group on the path toward robust and sustainable performance. Through futuREady, we reaffirm our long-term commitment to innovation, performance, and delivering value for our customers worldwide.”

From Success Story to Success System

The Renaulution plan, introduced in 2021, successfully repositioned Renault Group among Europe’s leading automotive manufacturers by focusing on value creation, clear brand positioning, and a strong product renewal program that included 32 new model launches within five years.

With futuREady, the company now aims to build on this success and create a sustainable long-term growth model based on four strategic pillars:

• Growth Ready

• Tech Ready

• Excellence Ready

• Trust Ready

The Group will continue to strengthen its core position in Europe while expanding aggressively in key international markets such as India, South America, and South Korea.

Four Cornerstones of the futuREady Strategy

Growth Ready: Product Offensive and Customer Experience

Renault Group will complete its second major product cycle with 36 new model launches, including:

• 22 models in Europe, of which 16 will be fully electric

• 14 new models in international markets

Renault Brand

The Renault brand will accelerate growth through:

• 12 new product launches in Europe

• Expansion of electrification across its lineup

• Continued hybrid technology development beyond 2030

• 14 international product launches

By 2030, Renault aims to achieve:

• Over 2 million vehicles sold annually, with half outside Europe

• 100% electrified sales in Europe and 50% electrified globally

Dacia Brand

The Dacia brand will continue focusing on competitive pricing and strong customer value. Its strategy includes:

• Expanding electrification to two-thirds of sales by 2030

• Growing its presence in the C-segment

• Expanding its electric vehicle lineup from one model today to four by 2030

Alpine Brand

The performance-focused Alpine brand will drive growth by:

• Launching the next-generation Alpine A110 built on the Alpine Performance Platform

• Expanding with models such as Alpine A290 and Alpine A390

• Introducing exclusive limited-edition vehicles like the A110 R Ultime

The Group also aims to achieve 80% customer loyalty over a ten-year cycle by 2030, placing its brands among the top three globally in customer satisfaction.

Tech Ready: Technology as a Competitive Advantage

Technology will play a central role in the strategy, focusing on electrification, software-defined vehicles, digital technologies, and advanced platforms.

A key innovation will be the RGEV Medium 2.0 Electric Platform, designed for future C- and D-segment electric vehicles. The platform will support:

• Up to 750 km WLTP range for EV models

• Up to 1,400 km with a range extender

• 800-volt architecture enabling ultra-fast charging in about 10 minutes

The platform will also feature a Software Defined Vehicle (SDV) architecture with over-the-air software updates for 90% of vehicle functions. This system is being developed in partnership with Google and will use an Android-based car operating system.

In the future, the platform will evolve toward AI-defined vehicles, enabling advanced control of infotainment, driver assistance systems, and vehicle dynamics.

Excellence Ready: Operational Performance and Efficiency

To remain competitive globally, Renault Group will prioritize operational efficiency through:

• Two-year vehicle development cycles

• AI-driven manufacturing processes

• Digital twin technology via an industrial metaverse

The company plans to deploy 350 next-generation humanoid robots in factories and reduce production costs through:

• 30% fewer parts per vehicle

• 20% reduction in production costs

• 25% reduction in energy consumption

Additionally, AI-powered quality control systems will monitor more than 1,000 checkpoints during manufacturing, aiming to reduce incidents by 50% and cut customer complaints by threefold within five years.

Trust Ready: Strengthening Stakeholder Partnerships

The fourth pillar focuses on long-term relationships with employees, suppliers, dealers, and strategic partners.

Renault Group employs nearly 100,000 people worldwide, with leadership development and skills investment forming a key part of the strategy.

The company also maintains strong partnerships with global automotive players including:

• Nissan

• Mitsubishi Motors

• Volvo Group

• Geely

• Ford Motor Company

By 2030, Renault Group aims to produce more than 300,000 vehicles annually for partner manufacturers across three continents.