Renault has reinforced its growth by continuing its global sales and operations vision, focusing on electrification, and employing a value-based sales strategy. Data for 2025 shows a strong performance in meeting customer expectations with market-specific products across Europe and the world.
The implementation of Renault's International Game Plan 2027 has increased momentum in international markets and enabled the company to achieve a significant share of total sales. Results achieved particularly in key regions such as Turkey, Latin America, South Korea, and Morocco have strengthened the plan's global footprint.
Turkey: The launch of Duster production in Türkiye and its ranking as the best-selling SUV in December boosted momentum in the last quarter of the year, increasing total sales by 8% to 144.331. These developments make Türkiye a critical market for Renault's international growth. The goal is to begin production of two more new models at the Oyak Renault Automobile Factories within 2025; one of these is the Boreal, and details about the other model are expected to be shared with the public.
Latin America: The contribution of the Kardian model boosted sales by 11,3% to 272.600 units, and the region maintained its key position in Renault's growth strategy.
South Korea: In the market where the Grand Koleos holds a leading position, total sales increased by 55,9% to 52.300 units.
Morocco: With a growth of 44,8%, increasing its market share by 1,4 points, the company recorded 41.100 vehicle sales; the Kardian stood out as a significant model here as well.
India: Sales in the second half of 2025 increased by 18,3% year-on-year and by 27,4% in the last quarter, indicating a revival in market demand.
Electric and hybrid-focused growth in Europe. Renault ranked second in Europe in 2025 with a total of 1.004.000 passenger and light commercial vehicle sales. Passenger car sales increased by 7,4%, outperforming market growth and raising Renault's market share in Europe to 5,7%. The two-way electrification strategy, encompassing fully electric and fully hybrid models, made this success possible.
- Electrified vehicles are projected to contribute 12 percentage points to market share in 2025, accounting for 60% of total sales.
- Fully electric vehicles increased by 72,2% to 151.939 units and accounted for 20,2% of European passenger car sales; strengthening electric vehicle leadership in France and other European markets.
- Full hybrid sales increased by 17% to 287.374 units; hybrid models accounted for 38,4% of passenger car sales and positioned them as the second largest player in the European hybrid market.
- With CO2 emissions below 90 g/km, Renault ranked among the best in its class.
In the light commercial vehicle (LCV) segment, the company maintained its second-place ranking in Europe with 244.900 sales. Sales in Latin America increased by 17,2% to 59.800 units, and the Kangoo VAN retained its strong position in the European small van segment. Electric LCVs accounted for 10,1% of total LCV sales, representing a 6-point increase; sales of electric LCVs, including the Master E-Tech, increased by 90%.
Future outlook: 2026 and beyond Internationally, Boreal's production in Bursa aims for exports to over 50 countries, strengthening its presence in Latin America and other markets. The positioning of the Filante as the new flagship in the E segment for Korea and GCC countries stands out as the fifth milestone in Renault's International Game Plan. Plans include the relaunch of the Duster in India and the introduction of three more new models by 2027. On the European side, the electrification strategy will gain momentum with the expansion of the Renault 4 E-Tech into new markets, the continued sales of the Clio 6, and the introduction of the Megane E-Tech in 2026. Growth in the LCV market is targeted through the expansion of the Master family.
