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Renault Group has launched the futuREady strategy, tailored for India, with the aim of transforming the country into the third largest market of the group.

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Renault Group has announced the launch of the futuREady strategy, specially designed for the Indian market, which is becoming increasingly important for the French group, which also includes the Dacia brand. The management of Renault Group emphasized that the main objective of this strategy is to transform India into the third largest market for the group, reflecting its commitment to development and adaptation to local demands. This initiative comes in the context of increasing demand for automobiles in India and Renault's intention to strengthen its presence in this emerging market. Additional details about specific plans and measures to be implemented have not yet been communicated, but the futuREady strategy marks an important step towards Renault's expansion and adaptation in India.

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