Morocco was one of the fastest-growing markets for Renault Group in 2025, with sales jumping 44.8%, the company said.
Sales of the Renault brand outside Europe rose 11.7%, helped by strong demand in Latin America, South Korea and Morocco. The Moroccan market stood out as one of the most active.
Worldwide, Renault sold 2.33 million vehicles in 2025, up 3.2%, in a market that grew by 1.6%. Revenue reached €57.9bn, up 3%. Operating profit was €3.6bn, or 6.3% of revenue.
The company said the results were driven by its three brands, Renault, Dacia and Alpine, as well as its expansion abroad and focus on electric cars.
In Europe, sales of electric models rose 77.3%, while hybrid sales increased 35.2%.
Morocco is now one of Renault’s key growth markets outside Europe, alongside Latin America and South Korea.
Automotive free cash flow came in at €1.5bn, with net financial position at €7.4bn at the end of December 2025. Net income was hit by accounting effects linked to Nissan, but the group said its overall business remains solid.
For 2026, Renault expects an operating margin of about 5.5% and free cash flow of around €1bn. It said growth abroad, including in Morocco, should keep supporting revenue, even if it puts some pressure on margins in the short term.
