Niagara marks a new milestone in Renault's international offensive. Developed for Latin American markets, this new pick-up combines the comfort and technology of an SUV with the robust strength and functional qualities of a pick-up. It is part of the brand's ambition to launch 14 new models on international markets outside Europe by 2030.
Renault is accelerating the pace of expansion outside Europe
With Niagara, Renault is continuing to expand into one of its most strategic markets. The first model to emerge from the futuREady plan, Niagara marks the start of a new phase in the brand's international offensive. Between now and 2030, Renault plans to launch 14 new models outside Europe in order to consolidate its position as the world's leading French car brand. Building on the significant development potential offered by international markets, Renault is seeking to accelerate both its growth and its electrification. The goal for 2030 is to generate half of its sales outside Europe, while increasing the proportion of electric and hybrid powertrains to 50% of the mix on these markets.
Niagara, the first vehicle in the futuREady production offensive outside Europe
Alongside Kardian and Boreal, Niagara is part of the renewal of Renault's product range outside Europe, and more particularly in Latin America. This strategy is based on the development of vehicles incorporating the brand's new DNA and technologies. Based on the RGMP pick-up platform, it is specifically designed to meet the needs of customers in Latin America.
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