Renault Group has announced its ambitious new strategic roadmap, ‘futuREady’, marking a significant shift towards electrification, innovation, and global expansion through the end of the decade.
The plan builds on the success of the earlier “Renaulution” strategy and aims to position the company as the leading European carmaker on the global stage. CEO François Provost described the initiative as a “crucial step” to ensure sustainable growth amid increasing competition and market volatility.
At the core of futuREady is a strong product push, with Renault Group planning to launch 36 new models by 2030, including 16 electric vehicles in Europe and 14 models in international markets. The company aims to sell over 2 million vehicles annually under the Renault brand alone, with 100% electrified sales in Europe and 50% electrification globally.
The strategy is structured around four key pillars — Growth Ready, Tech Ready, Excellence Ready, and Trust Ready — each targeting a different aspect of transformation.
Under “Growth Ready,” the group will focus on enhancing customer experience and expanding its product lineup across brands like Renault, Dacia, and Alpine. Dacia is expected to accelerate its shift toward electric mobility, while Alpine will strengthen its premium positioning with next-generation performance models.
“Tech Ready” highlights Renault’s aggressive push into advanced EV technologies. A new RGEV Medium 2.0 platform will support next-generation electric vehicles with up to 750 km range and ultra-fast 10-minute charging capabilities. The company is also investing in software-defined vehicles (SDVs), with 90% of functions expected to be updated over-the-air, alongside AI-driven vehicle systems.
Operational efficiency is central to the “Excellence Ready” pillar. Renault aims to cut EV production costs by 40%, reduce vehicle development time to just two years, and deploy AI and robotics across manufacturing. The company also targets a 25% reduction in energy consumption and a significant drop in quality issues.
Meanwhile, “Trust Ready” focuses on strengthening relationships with employees, suppliers, and partners. The company plans to deepen collaborations with global players, including Nissan, Mitsubishi Motors, Geely, Volvo Group, and Ford, with a target to produce over 300,000 vehicles annually for partners by 2030.
Financially, Renault Group is targeting a sustainable operating margin of 5–7% and annual automotive free cash flow of at least €1.5 billion.
With a strong emphasis on electrification, software, and global partnerships, futuREady signals Renault Group’s intent to redefine its position in the rapidly evolving automotive landscape.
