French automaker Renault announced plans to launch 36 new models by the end of this decade as part of a strategic push to expand beyond its traditional European markets.

The company outlined what it calls its 'futuREady' strategy, which aims to drive growth through international expansion and a refreshed vehicle lineup. The plan encompasses the Renault Group's three brands: Renault, Alpine, and Dacia.

The strategy represents a significant product development commitment for the French manufacturer as it seeks to compete in global markets. Renault has historically maintained a strong presence in Europe but is now looking to broaden its geographic footprint.

The announcement comes as automakers worldwide are restructuring their product portfolios and expanding into new markets to sustain growth amid evolving consumer preferences and increased competition in the automotive sector.

Renault has positioned the strategy as part of its ambitions in the European automotive market, though specific details about which models will be launched or the timeline for international market entry were not disclosed in the initial announcement.