Renault delivered a strong performance in 2025, selling 1,628,030 vehicles worldwide, a 3.2% increase in combined passenger car and light commercial vehicle (PC+LCV) sales compared to 2024. Global passenger car sales surged 10% year-on-year, reaching 1,292,000 units, marking the third consecutive year of growth for the brand.
In Europe, Renault grew 7.4% in passenger car sales, with electrified vehicles—EVs, full hybrids, and PHEVs—accounting for 60% of PC sales, up 12 points from the previous year. The brand also climbed to #2 in the European market (PC + LCV). Outside Europe, Renault’s international strategy delivered 11.7% growth, strengthening its position as the world’s leading French automotive brand.
Highlights of the year include strong performance in key markets: Latin America (+11.3%), Türkiye (+8%), South Korea (+55.9%), Morocco (+44.8%), and India (+18.3% in H2 2025). The Renault 5 E-Tech electric maintained its lead as the #1 EV in Europe’s B-segment, while the Scenic E-Tech electric and Symbioz full hybrid saw substantial growth.
Renault’s Light Commercial Vehicles segment recorded 336,505 units, with electric LCV sales growing 90% year-on-year, supported by the launch of the New Master E-Tech.
Ivan Segal, Global Sales and Operations Director of Renault, said:
“Our electrification offensive and value-driven strategy are delivering concrete results. The combination of European growth and international expansion is positioning Renault as a leading and innovative global brand.”
Looking ahead to 2026, Renault plans to expand the Boreal model across Latin America, launch the Renault 4 E-Tech and Twingo E-Tech in new European markets, and continue the rollout of its Clio 6 and Megane 2026 updates, while accelerating LCV sales with the new Master range.
Renault’s consistent growth, electrification focus, and international expansion underline its commitment to innovation, sustainability, and market leadership.
