Renault Group increases its revenue despite the decline in vehicle sales / Dacia loses 9.7% of global sales

Renault Group reported revenue of €41.8 billion in the first nine months of 2026, up 7.1% compared with the same period last year. Growth was 7.6% at constant exchange rates, despite the decline in worldwide sales.

The group sold 1,662,222 vehicles, 2.2% fewer than in the first nine months of 2025. In Europe, passenger car sales fell by 3.1%, while electric vehicle sales rose by 59.4% and reached 20.9% of the total. Sales of light commercial vehicles increased by 7.7%.

The Renault brand sold 1,178,946 vehicles, up 1.1%, while Dacia sold 471,007 units, down 9.7%. Sandero remained Europe's best-selling car to private customers. Alpine recorded the fastest growth, up 65.6% to 12,269 units.

The company says electrification, new models and cost reductions will support results in the final quarter and help achieve its financial targets for 2026.