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Renault targets new growth and electrification with futuREady

The French car manufacturer Renault Group has announced a new strategy under the name futuREady. With this plan, the brand aims to strengthen its position in Europe while simultaneously growing globally. The strategy focuses on new models, electrification, and international expansion towards 2030.

In total, Renault plans to launch 36 new models, a large proportion of which will be electric or hybrid. With this, the brand aims to respond to the changing automotive market and the increasing demand for electric vehicles.

New models and platforms

An important part of the plan is a new generation of electric vehicles. Renault is developing a new platform for this purpose: RGEV Medium 2.0. This platform supports cars from various segments and can offer a range of up to approximately 750 kilometers thanks to an 800-volt architecture.

The platform is intended to form the basis for future electric models and must also enable fast charging. Key cars in the futuREady plan

Within the new product offensive, Renault has already announced or confirmed a number of models.

Renault Kardian

A compact SUV for international markets, primarily aimed at growing markets outside Europe.

Renault Duster

A robust SUV being developed for the Indian market, among others.

Renault Grand Koleos

A larger SUV intended primarily for markets outside Europe.

Renault Boreal

A new model that will be sold in Latin America and Turkey, among other places.

Renault Filante

A model appearing in South Korea and other international markets.

Renault R‑Space Lab

A futuristic concept car showing how Renault envisions the “car as living space” in the future, featuring a modular interior and advanced technology.

Electrification at the heart of the plan

Electrification is a key part of the plan. By 2030, Renault aims to make a large proportion of its models electric or hybrid. In Europe, the brand continues to focus on E-Tech hybrid technology and fully electric models.

Additionally, the new platform and more efficient production should ensure that electric cars become cheaper to produce.

Growth outside Europe

Renault also aims to strengthen its position in international markets such as India, South Korea, and Latin America. These regions play a key role in the brand's growth ambitions towards 2030.

The goal is to sell more than 2 million cars per year worldwide and achieve approximately half of that outside Europe.

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