TL;DR
Renault reveals 'FutuREady' strategy for India, planning seven new models and two platforms by 2030, focusing on multi-powertrain options including a Bridger EV.
Renault has announced its comprehensive 'FutuREady' mid-term strategy for India, outlining plans to introduce seven new models and deploy two new vehicle architectures by 2030. This strategy emphasizes a multi-powertrain approach, incorporating internal combustion engine (ICE), full hybrid, and pure electric vehicles.
The new platforms, RGEP (Renault Group Entry Platform) and RGMP (Renault Group Modular Platform), are central to this expansion. RGEP will cater to vehicles priced under ₹10 lakh, while RGMP will support larger vehicles and the brand's electrification initiatives, including the upcoming Duster SUV. The Renault Bridger compact SUV is confirmed to initially feature a hybrid-ready 1.2L turbo petrol engine, with an electric variant expected at a later stage, potentially offering a 450-500 km range and DC fast charging capabilities.
