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Renault Group closed 2025 with a strong set of results, outperforming the global automotive market and reinforcing the effectiveness of its multi brand, value driven strategy. With 2,336,807 vehicles sold worldwide, the Group achieved 3.2 percent growth in a market that expanded by just 1.6 percent, highlighting its resilience in a competitive and rapidly evolving industry.
Growth was delivered across all three complementary brands, with Renault, Dacia and Alpine each contributing to the Group’s momentum while addressing distinct customer needs.
Strong European Performance and Market Leadership
In Europe, Renault Group sold more than 1.6 million vehicles, securing a position on the podium of car manufacturers. This performance was driven primarily by passenger car sales, particularly in the highly competitive C segment.
Passenger car volumes grew by 5.9 percent, more than double the overall market growth, enabling Renault Group to become the leading automotive group in France. Retail performance was especially strong, with retail customers accounting for nearly 60 percent of passenger car sales across the Group’s five main European markets.
The Group’s disciplined commercial approach also delivered tangible value benefits, with residual values remaining five to twelve points higher than European competitors, reinforcing long term brand strength and customer confidence.
Electrification Continues to Accelerate
Electrification remained a central pillar of Renault Group’s strategy in 2025. Across Europe, the Group sold approximately 400,000 hybrid vehicles, representing growth of more than 35 percent, alongside nearly 194,000 electric vehicles, a year on year increase of almost 77 percent.
Renault continued to lead in electric vehicle adoption, reaching a 20.2 percent EV mix, supported by strong demand for new models. At the same time, hybrid technology played a crucial role in balancing customer needs, regulatory requirements and commercial performance.
Dacia also made significant progress, registering more than 113,000 hybrid vehicle sales, more than doubling its hybrid volumes compared with 2024. One in four Dacia vehicles sold in 2025 was electrified, demonstrating rapid uptake of accessible electrified mobility
Dacia Strengthens Its Position as a Leading Retail Brand
Dacia recorded 697,408 vehicle sales in 2025, reaching the milestone of 10 million vehicles sold since 2004. In Europe, the brand achieved a market share of 7.9 percent in the retail passenger car segment, ranking second in this channel.
Performance was driven by Dacia’s core model range, with Sandero retaining its position as the best selling passenger car in Europe across all channels. Bigster quickly established itself as the leading C SUV for retail customers in the second half of the year, while Spring became the best selling A segment electric vehicle.
Alpine Achieves Record Growth in the Premium Segment
Alpine delivered a landmark year, surpassing 10,000 registrations for the first time with 10,970 vehicles sold, representing triple digit growth. Strong demand across European markets, combined with the success of the Alpine A110 and the launch of the A290, fuelled this performance.
The brand also expanded its international presence, opening new sales locations and strengthening its position as a key player in the premium sports car market. The launch of the Alpine A390 will further support growth and customer reach in 2026.
Looking Ahead to 2026
Renault Group enters 2026 with a strong foundation and an ambitious product offensive. Planned launches include new electric and hybrid models across all brands, alongside continued expansion in international markets.
With a clear focus on electrification, value creation and complementary brand positioning, Renault Group is well placed to continue delivering sustainable growth in a rapidly transforming automotive landscape.