Merken van Renault Group houden koers in een uitdagende markt

Renault Group heeft in de eerste helft van 2025 een stijging van de totale verkopen gerealiseerd (+1,3% t.o.v. 2024), met in totaal 1.169.773 verkochte voertuigen. Internationaal groeide het merk Renault met 16,3%, dankzij het commerciële succes van de eerste modellen uit het International Game Plan. In Europa, waar de markt voor personenauto’s (PC) daalde met 1,0%, groeide Renault Group met 5,4% en registreerde 708.106 voertuigen. De Sandero en Clio zijn de twee bestverkochte modellen. In Nederland boekte de Renault Group 2,0% groei met een verkooptotaal van 18.658 voertuigen.

In een Europese markt van lichte bedrijfswagens die met 13% daalde, daalde Renault met 29% in de eerste helft van 2025 — in afwachting van het volledig beschikbare aanbod van de nieuwe Master. Desondanks behoudt het merk zijn tweede positie in Europa. Renault Group houdt vast aan zijn commerciële aanpak gericht op het creëren van waarde boven volume:

Renault Group biedt een compleet aanbod om in te spelen op de behoeften van de markt op het gebied van de energietransitie. Het aandeel geëlektrificeerde voertuigen is in de eerste helft van 2025 met meer dan 15 procentpunten gestegen tot bijna 44% van de totale verkoop (waarvan 12,3% volledig elektrisch).

In 2025 introduceert Renault Group zeven nieuwe modellen, waaronder de volledig elektrische Renault 4 E-Tech, de Dacia Bigster en de Alpine A390 voor Europa, en de Boreal voor de internationale markt. Daarnaast volgen twee modelupdates: de vernieuwde Renault Austral en Renault Espace. Ook breidt het merk Renault zijn gamma uit met de Grand Koleos en de Kardian in nieuwe landen.

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Boulogne-Billancourt, France, July 23, 2025

Renault Brand

The Renault brand shows a growth in its global sales of +2.7% compared to the first half of 2024 with 808,413 vehicles sold worldwide.

Outside Europe, the brand grew by 16.3% compared to the first half of 2024, in a market up by +4.7%, driven by the commercial success of the vehicles from the Renault International Game Plan 2027. Renault is the leading French car brand worldwide, with 36% of its sales now made outside Europe.

In Europe, the brand gains a rank and becomes the second brand, with a market share of 6.7%. Clio is the best-selling vehicle in Europe across all channels.

In a PC market down by 1.0% vs H1 2024, Renault grew by 8.4% and achieved the strongest sales growth among TOP15 brands.

Concerning commercial vehicles, Renault’s sales dropped by 29% due to a declining market (-13%), the end of life of Renault Express in Europe (these sales have not yet been fully compensated by Renault Kangoo), and an incomplete diversity of the New Renault Master range. The brand still maintains its second position in the European LCV market.

Renault continues its electrification strategy with two engine offerings. For electric vehicles, sales increased by 57% in a European market up by +24,9%, driven notably by the Renault 5 E-Tech electric, the best-selling B-segment electric vehicle in Europe with nearly 49,000 vehicles sold since its launch. Renault is the leading brand in France for electric vehicles.

Regarding hybrid offerings, Renault confirms its second place in the European hybrid (HEV) market. The brand recorded a growth of more than 36%. The full hybrid E-Tech technology now represents more than 41% of Renault’s PC sales, and the brand is approaching the symbolic milestone of one million full hybrid E-Tech vehicles sold.

In the C and higher segments, which represent 40.1% of the sales mix in the first half of 2025 (+0.4 points), and notably in the C-SUV and D-SUV segments, the Renault brand is accelerating (+52% compared to the first half of 2024), driven particularly by Austral, Espace, and Rafale.

In the second half of the year, Renault will continue to build on its solid foundations with new launches. In Europe, the brand will continue its electric offensive with the €25,000 version of Renault 5 E-Tech and the commercial debut of Renault 4 E-Tech. In hybrids, Renault launched the facelifted versions of Austral and Espace in the spring and introduced two new-generation full hybrid engines this summer, including the new 160 E-Tech full hybrid engine, which equips the New Captur and New Symbioz. Internationally, the brand will benefit from the launch of Boreal, unveiled on July 10, which deployment in more than 70 countries will begin at the end of 2025 in Brazil. At the same time, New Koleos and Kardian will continue their expansion into new markets.

Dacia Brand

In the first half of 2025, the brand’s global sales (356,084 units) slightly declined compared to the first half of 2024 (-0.7%), due to Duster in Turkey now being sold under the Renault brand. However, it still holds a PC+LCV market share of 4.1%.

In Europe, in the PC market, Dacia’s sales increased by 1.1% with a total of 308,957 registrations and a market share of 4.5% (up by 0.1 point). The brand maintains its 9th place in the PC market and its 10th place in the PC+LCV market.

Furthermore, Dacia strengthens its position on the European podium of retail customer sales, thanks to its 5 models, and with the best market conquest and loyalty rates.

The brand continues its electrification and recorded 23.5% of its registrations in electrified engines in the first half of 2025, up by 14.4 points compared to the first half of 2024. Hybrid vehicles represent 17.2% of its sales, up by 11.8 points, notably thanks to the successful Duster hybrid. Spring sales increased bringing the share of electric vehicles to 6.2% of Dacia’s total sales (+2.6 points vs H1 2024).

Alpine Brand

Alpine continues its growth in the first half of 2025 with 5,015 registrations, up by 85% compared to the first half of 2024.

The A290 boosts the brand’s sales with 3,699 registrations worldwide. The very first Alpine city car, elected Car of the Year 2025, recorded 2,327 registrations in France.

In the two-seater sports coupé market, Alpine confirms its leading position in Europe with 1,181 A110 registrations (46% market share).

In 2025, the brand will have nearly 200 Alpine Stores with a new store opening in Ireland this summer.

RENAULT GROUP WORLDWIDE SALES BY BRANDS
H1 2025H1 2024∆ %
vs. H1 2024
Renault808,413787,379+2.7%
PC642,652572,789+12.2%
LCV165,761214,590-22.8%
Dacia356,084358,526-0.7%
PC353,804354,350-0.2%
LCV2,2804,176-45.5%
Alpine5,0152,717+84.6%
Mobilize (1)1,086 
    
Renault Group1,169,7731,154,882+1.3%
  (1) Quadricycles are not aggregated with Total Sales   

RENAULT GROUP’S TOP 15 MARKETS (PC+LCV)

Volumes
H1 2025
Market Share (MS)

∆ MS
vs. H1 2024
(units)(%)(pts)
1FRANCE284 ,70427.7+1.6
2ITALY105,55911.1-0.1
3SPAIN92,70113.1+0.7
4GERMANY71,6814.7-0.0
5TURKEY69,64911.5-3.2
6UNITED KINGDOM61,9415.1+0.0
7BRAZIL60,6735.4+0.2
8MOROCCO43,83639.1-1.5
9BELGIUM+LUXEMBOURG38,84412.9+1.8
10ARGENTINA31,60710.2+1.0
11SOUTH KOREA28,0653.4+2.0
12POLAND26,4278.3-0.3
13ROMANIA22,58731.0-6.1
14PORTUGAL20,81614.9-0.3
15INDIA16,0310.6-0.3

1 Outside Europe
2 ACEA scope
3&4 Renault brand and Dacia brand; PC markets in France, Germany, Spain, Italy and United-Kingdom
5 HEV, PHEV and EV; PC market in Europe