Renault Group has announced a new global strategic plan titled “futuREady”, marking the next phase of its transformation as the company aims to strengthen its position as the reference European carmaker in an increasingly competitive automotive industry. The strategy builds on the success of the Renaulution plan launched in 2021, which helped the company regain momentum through product renewal and stronger brand positioning.
Under the new roadmap, Renault Group plans to launch 36 new models by 2030, including 22 in Europe with 16 electric vehicles, while expanding its presence in key growth markets such as India, South America and South Korea. The strategy is structured around four pillars—Growth Ready, Tech Ready, Excellence Ready and Trust Ready—focusing on product innovation, customer experience, technology and operational efficiency. Group CEO François Provost said the futuREady plan aims to deliver sustainable performance and innovation while maintaining strong partnerships with employees, suppliers and dealers. The company is targeting an operating margin between 5% and 7% of revenue, along with automotive free cash flow of at least €1.5 billion annually over the medium term.
In Guwahati , the announcement reflects the growing demand for electrified and technologically advanced vehicles in Northeast India. Automobile dealers in the Guwahati market note increasing consumer interest in hybrid and electric mobility, especially as infrastructure and awareness improve. Industry observers say Renault’s global electrification push and future model launches could strengthen its presence in the region’s expanding passenger vehicle market.