Renault has recorded 2019 global sales down 3.4% to 3.8m vehicles, in a market which declined 4.8%.
During the last quarter, the Group posted an increase in sales due to the success of Clio in Europe, Arkana in Russia and Triber in India.
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The Group is consolidating its positions in core markets: Europe grew by 1.3%; in Russia it had 29% market share; in Brazil, Renault became the fourth brand, gaining two positions and in India, the French manufacturer maintains is the only brand to have gained in passenger car volume.
For the Group, 2020 will mark a new stage in its electric offensive with the launch of Twingo and the deployment of its new E-Tech hybrid and plug-in hybrid offers.
“Group sales rose in the last quarter thanks to the success of new launches in the group’s core markets such as Europe, Russia and in India, where Renault is growing strongly.” said Renault Sales and Regions EVP, Olivier Murguet.
“In 2020, we will benefit from full-year sales of our best-selling New Clio and New Captur, as well as the acceleration of our electric and hybrid offensive, notably with New Zoe, Twingo and E-Tech technology.
“We will continue to improve our price positioning initiated in 2019, supported by the quality and attractiveness of our new products.”
