- Renault
Group worldwide sales amounted to 549,099 vehicles in the first
quarter, up 2.6% versus 2023 Q1. In Europe[1], Group sales were up
4.3%.
- Group
revenue at €11,707 million, +1.8% and +5.9% at constant
exchange rate1 versus 2023 Q1.
- Automotive
revenue at €10,446 million, -0.7% and +3.6% at constant
exchange rate1 versus 2023 Q1.
- Strong orderbook in
Europe at 2.5 months of forward sales reflecting the success of
products and a very good start of the year in terms of order
intake even though the key product launches are scheduled
throughout the rest of the year.
- Renault Group
continues its commercial policy focused on value with a focus on
retail channel (66% of sales[2]), on the C‑segment
& above (37% of sales[3]), on high trim versions which represented
a large majority of last launches and on electrification with
hybrid and EV offers (48% of sales4).
- Renault
Group confirms its 2024 financial outlook:
·
- Group
operating margin ≥7.5%
- Free
cash flow ≥€2.5bn
“Q1 revenue continues to illustrate the strict
application of our commercial policy focused on value. The strong
orderbook at the end of March and our upcoming launches will provide
sequential acceleration in the activity. Coupled with an increase in
cost reduction, they will drive our financial performance.
Renault Group has already opened a new chapter with
sound fundamentals: performance improvement and efficient capital
allocation on the one hand and flexibility on the other. Our
launches, both with electric and ICE & hybrid vehicles,
demonstrate our flexibility to adapt to the ups and downs of the
energy transition.
Day after day, our organization is gaining in agility
and speed of execution which are clear strengths in the current
environment.” said Thierry Piéton, Chief
Financial Officer of Renault Group.
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