Renault Group’s global vehicle deliveries climbed 3.2% in 2025 to 2,336,807 units, outpacing the overall market. Growth came largely from overseas markets and increased demand for electric and hybrid models, especially outside Europe.

The automaker’s Renault brand sales rose 3.2%, while budget line Dacia saw a 3.1% increase. Performance brand Alpine more than doubled its sales with a 139.2% jump. In Europe, passenger car sales rose 5.9%, helping Renault maintain its position as France’s top automotive group.

Electrified vehicles drove momentum in Europe, with hybrid sales up 35% and EVs up 76.7%, representing 20.2% of European passenger car deliveries. Light commercial vehicles remained a weak spot, though the second-half decline improved significantly.

Outside Europe, Renault brand sales jumped 11.7%, led by gains in Latin America, South Korea, and Morocco. The company plans to launch more models in 2026 across ICE, hybrid, and electric segments.