Renault, Dacia, Alpine and the professional-focused Renault Pro+ will fill 5,000 sqm at the 2026 Paris Motor Show, running from 12 to 18 October. The group says it will display 50 vehicles and concept cars in total, among them six models shown to the public for the first time and four concept cars. A fifth stand in a separate hall marks fifteen years of cooperation with France’s firefighters on road safety and rescue technology.
Renault Group has confirmed the scale of its home-show appearance in Paris. From 12 to 18 October 2026, Renault, Dacia, Alpine and Renault Pro+ — the group’s brand for professional customers — will occupy four separate booths in hall 6, covering a combined 5,000 sqm. In total the company says it will bring 50 vehicles and concept cars to the event.
Six public premieres and four concepts
The headline number is six models being revealed to the general public for the first time, shown alongside four concept cars. Renault Group frames the line-up as a product offensive built on design, the electrification of its full range and new in-car technologies, aimed at cars that are, in the company’s words, both desirable and affordable.
Behind that, the group points to a change in how quickly it develops cars: average vehicle development time has been cut to two years, which it says lets new models reach customers faster. The manufacturer has not detailed which six models will make their public debut in Paris.
A packed press day
All three brands hold their conferences on Monday 12 October. Renault opens at 8:30 am on its hall 6 booth with group CEO François Provost and Renault brand design chief Alexandre Malval. Dacia follows at 9:00 am with brand CEO Katrin Adt, and Alpine at 9:20 am with CEO Philippe Krief.
The following day, 13 October, Provost is scheduled to give a keynote at the PFA Summit at 11:45 am at the Dôme de Paris, Palais des Sports, at Porte de Versailles.
Fifteen years with the firefighters
Away from the product stands, Renault Group takes a fifth space in hall 7.1 to mark fifteen years of partnership with French firefighters, covering road safety, faster and more efficient emergency response, and the training of rescue teams. A press briefing on that partnership and on the Vision 4Rescue project is set for 5:20 pm on 12 October, with Jean Todt, the UN Secretary-General’s Special Envoy for Road Safety, attending.
The group also appears in the permanent exhibitions in hall 5.1: the Renault 4 E-Tech electric is on show at the PFA’s “La Fabrique de l’Innovation”, while Avere-France’s “Electric Box” features the Renault 5 E-Tech electric together with an R5 battery demonstrator.
What it means
Paris remains the one European show where Renault Group can count on a home crowd, and the company is treating it accordingly at a time when several rival manufacturers have scaled back or skipped major motor shows entirely. Renault Group sold 2.337 million vehicles in 2025 and operates in more than 100 countries with over 100,000 employees, spread across its Renault, Dacia and Alpine brands plus Mobilize Financial Services.
The Paris Motor Show opens to the public on 12 October 2026 and runs until 18 October.
Source: media.renaultgroup.com