Renault Group confirms its presence at the Paris Motor Show, an event that in 2026 reaches its 91st edition and returns to being a prominent showcase for the French Group and the entire automotive ecosystem. From October 12 to 18, Renault, Dacia, and Alpine, together with Renault Pro+, will welcome customers and enthusiasts in the Pavilion 6 of the Parc des Expositions in Porte de Versailles. The first day will see the group present an initial assessment of the development of the new futuREady strategic plan, about seven months after its presentation.
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Renault at the 2026 Paris Motor Show
In the following days open to the public, the approximately 500,000 expected visitors will be able to explore the new products presented at the Group’s four stands. Specifically, Renault will bring to the Show an offensive focused on technological innovation and widespread electrification: on a 2,500 square meter stand, several concept cars and 22 electrified vehicles will be presented, half 100% electric and half hybrid, with an offer completed by technological demos, activities, and store experiences. Renault Pro+ will instead occupy 700 square meters with 6 100% electric vehicles assembled in France at the Group’s plants for commercial vehicles, focusing in particular on the new generation of compact vehicles, including the New Trafic E-Tech Electric and some of its variants (such as chassis and cabin floor), along with new services aimed at more efficient and responsible mobility.
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Dacia, on a 900 square meter stand, will present 10 models all electrified (electric or hybrid) that reinforce the path towards electrification while maintaining the brand’s pillars, namely simplicity and accessibility, with Striker as the symbol of the offensive in the C segment (reveal scheduled for June). Finally, Alpine will use the spotlight of the Show to tell about its growth and the vision of a high-end sports brand, between performance, technological innovation, and electrification, also previewing the new stylistic principles of the next generation of the iconic Alpine A110.
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