Renault

Renault has unveiled a structural reorganization of its India operations, signaling a strategic shift aimed at improving operational efficiency and long-term competitiveness. The company has approached the National Company Law Tribunal for approval to separate its powertrain manufacturing business from vehicle production and sales. The proposed restructuring seeks to create a dedicated powertrain entity while consolidating automotive manufacturing and commercial functions under a unified framework.

Renault has outlined an ambitious long-term strategy to position India among its top three global markets by 2030. The automaker plans to expand its India portfolio to seven multi-energy models while significantly scaling local production and exports. The company targets annual exports worth €2 billion from India, including components and technology, and aims to capture a 5% share of the country’s passenger vehicle market.