New Delhi | September 1, 2026 | INFRAINTEL Bureau
Renault is accelerating product development for India and plans to offer seven multi-energy models by 2030 as it seeks to make the country one of its three largest global markets.
The company said future products would include factory-fitted CNG, new powertrains, turbocharged engines, hybrids, electric vehicles and updated digital and electronic architecture.
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Renault is moving from the CMFA architecture used for the Kwid, Kiger and Triber towards the Renault Group Entry Platform for value-segment products.
For larger scale and electrification, the company plans to use the Renault Group Modular Platform as the foundation for its next phase of growth.
Management described India as a key market with strong engineering capability, while acknowledging Renault’s currently limited passenger-vehicle share.
The strategy’s success will depend on product timing, localisation, safety and emissions compliance, charging and service support, price positioning and the ability to gain volume in a highly competitive market. The seven-model target remains a forward-looking company plan.