Renault Unveils Futuready Strategy With 36 New Models And Advanced Ev Technology By 2030

Renault Group has introduced futuREady, a new long-term strategy designed to strengthen its position as a leading European automaker while accelerating electrification, digital innovation, and global expansion.

The plan builds on the success of the company’s earlier Renaulution strategy launched in 2021, which helped restore Renault’s competitiveness through clear brand positioning and an aggressive product renewal program that delivered 32 new models in five years.

With futuREady, Renault aims to become the benchmark European carmaker globally, supported by four pillars: growth ready, tech ready, excellence ready, and trust ready.

36 New Models Planned by 2030

A major component of the strategy is an expanded product offensive. Renault Group plans to launch 36 new models worldwide by 2030, including 22 models in Europe—16 of them fully electric.
The company’s three core brands will play distinct roles in this expansion:

Renault Brand

The Renault brand will focus on growth through electrification and international expansion.

Key targets include:

– 12 new product launches in Europe
– Expansion of the all-electric lineup using a new EV platform
– Continued use of hybrid technology beyond 2030
– 14 new models for international markets

By 2030, Renault aims to sell over 2 million vehicles annually, with half of those sales coming from outside Europe. The brand also targets 100% electrified sales in Europe and 50% electrified sales globally.

Dacia

Dacia will maintain its reputation for value-focused vehicles while accelerating electrification.

The brand plans to:

– Reach two-thirds electrified sales by 2030
– Expand into the C-segment, expected to represent one-third of total sales
– Increase the number of electric vehicles in its lineup from one to four

Dacia will also continue leveraging its strengths in 4×4 systems, LPG vehicles, and E-Tech hybrid technology.

Alpine

Performance brand Alpine will pursue growth with a new generation of vehicles.

Highlights include:

– A next-generation A110 sports car based on the Alpine Performance Platform
– Expansion through the A290 and A390 electric models
– Exclusive limited-edition vehicles such as the A110 R Ultime

Next-Generation EV Platform With 800V Architecture

Electrification and software development are central to the futuREady plan.

Renault Group is developing a new RGEV Medium 2.0 platform for future electric vehicles in the C-segment and above.

Key features include:

– 800-volt electrical architecture enabling ultra-fast charging in as little as 10 minutes by 2030
– Support for vehicles from B+ to D segments
– Compatibility with multiple battery chemistries
– Up to 750 km WLTP range, or 1,400 km with a range extender

The platform will also integrate cell-to-body battery design, reducing parts by 20% and improving efficiency.

Software-Defined Vehicles and AI Integration

Renault’s next generation of vehicles will rely heavily on software and artificial intelligence.

A centralized Software Defined Vehicle (SDV) architecture will allow 90% of vehicle functions to receive over-the-air updates, faster deployment of new features and integration with a new carOS system developed with Google based on Android.

The technology roadmap also includes the evolution toward Artificial Intelligence Defined Vehicles (AIDV) capable of managing infotainment systems, driver assistance technologies, and vehicle dynamics.

Faster Development and Lower Costs

To remain competitive with global automakers, Renault plans to accelerate product development cycles to around two years.

Operational improvements will rely heavily on digitalization and automation, including an industrial metaverse that acts as a digital twin for factories, 350 humanoid robots performing heavy or repetitive tasks and AI systems monitoring more than 1,000 quality control points.

These measures aim to reduce production costs by 20%, cut factory downtime in half and lower energy consumption by 25%.

Supply chain operations will also be optimized using digital control towers, with a target of reducing logistics costs by 30%.

Customer Experience as a Core Strategy

Renault is placing greater emphasis on customer engagement throughout the entire lifecycle of its vehicles.

The company aims to achieve 80% customer loyalty over a ten-year ownership cycle while positioning its brands among the top three for customer satisfaction.

Digital technologies will play a major role through initiatives such as software-defined retail, which digitizes sales processes and uses a vehicle’s digital twin to streamline operations and reduce distribution costs by 20%.

Global Expansion and Strategic Partnerships

While Europe remains the core market, Renault is strengthening its presence in key growth regions including India, South America, and South Korea.

The company will also continue collaborating with partners including Nissan, Mitsubishi Motors, Volvo Trucks, Ford, and Geely, leveraging its technology and manufacturing capabilities.

By 2030, Renault expects to produce over 300,000 vehicles annually for partner brands across three continents.

Building the Future of European Mobility

With the futuREady strategy, Renault Group is aiming to combine electrification, advanced software, and operational efficiency to compete globally while delivering affordable and sustainable mobility.

The plan positions the company for long-term growth, with a strong focus on electric vehicles, AI-powered development, and customer-centric innovation as the automotive industry continues its rapid transformation.

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