Renault targets 5% India market share by 2030 with €2-bn export push, 7 new models
Renault India CEO Deblaise met Minister Goyal on a €2-billion export drive, deeper localisation and multi-energy manufacturing. Backed by full ownership of the Chennai plant after acquiring Nissan's 51% stake, Renault plans 7 new models and 22 variants by 2030 to lift its sub-1% share to 5%.
Renault India CEO Deblaise met Minister Goyal on a €2-billion export push, localisation and multi-energy manufacturing. Renault plans 7 new models and 22 variants by 2030, targeting 5% market share, backed by full ownership of the Chennai plant.
Why this matters
The 2030 roadmap builds on Renault's India momentum: a planned 12 new products over 18 months, 55% June sales growth to 4,063 units, and the recent Duster Adventure Edition launch signal an aggressive expansion phase.
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