Renault reaffirmed its full-year 2025 guidance, citing share gains in Europe and early progress on its International Game Plan. The automaker reported 3.2% higher vehicle sales to 2.34 million units, with strong international growth offsetting a European van slump. Management remains confident on margins and free cash flow.

The guidance holds despite a more competitive European auto market and softer year-end trends. Kepler Cheuvreux analyst Thomas Besson noted the company’s comfort with its July targets. This steady outlook follows a volatile period marked by a mid-2025 profit warning and recent leadership changes, including new CEO François Provost.

Renault will host an investor day on March 10 at its Technocentre near Paris. Management is expected to detail future products and its mid-term strategy, an event seen as key to rebuilding investor confidence. The company’s international sales surged 11.7%, highlighting a shift in growth away from Europe.