Chennai, April 17, 2026: Renault Group has launched futuREady India, a bold new strategic roadmap that positions India at the centre of its next phase of international growth, while significantly strengthening its engineering and manufacturing capabilities. As part of this vision, Renault aims to make India one of its top three global markets by 2030. The company is entering its most ambitious product renewal phase in the country, expanding its portfolio to seven multi-energy models by 2030—tailored for local потребيات and built on a next-generation digital and electronic architecture.
With futuREady India, Renault is elevating the country’s role in its global value chain—transforming India into a key hub for innovation, engineering, and exports. The Group targets €2 billion in annual exports from India by 2030, spanning vehicles, R&D, and components.
Announcing the strategy, François Provost, CEO, Renault Group, said:“With futuREady, we are accelerating global growth by focusing on high-potential markets—and India is central to that vision. With over fifteen years of strong presence, India represents a significant share of our growth opportunity. It will not only be a key market but also a centre of excellence and a global export hub, strengthening our competitiveness worldwide.”
He added:“futuREady marks a new chapter in Renault Group’s international journey—and India will be at its heart.”
Stéphane Deblaise, CEO, Renault Group India, highlighted the product-led growth strategy: “By 2030, we will offer a seven-model portfolio across key segments—from compact cars to SUVs—powered by a full range of electrified technologies, from strong hybrids to fully electric vehicles. Backed by world-class engineering and competitive manufacturing, India is set to become a key driver of long-term value for Renault Group.”
With futuREady India, Renault is not just scaling its presence—it is redefining India’s role as a strategic growth engine and innovation hub for its global ambitions.
