Renault Shares Bounce 2.25% at Close, Boosted by 2025 Sales

Closing Performance

At the close of this session, RENAULT recorded a gain of 2.25%, bringing its price to 31.85 euros compared to 31.15 euros the previous day. This rebound occurs as the stock is in an oversold zone, with an RSI at 19, a level that indicates significant weakening but may also suggest a potential for short-term technical reversal. However, the stock remains under considerable pressure since the beginning of the year, down 4.7% over seven days and 7.39% over three months, well below its 50-day moving average of 35.10 euros. Trading volume represents 0.7% of the capital, indicating moderate investor activity in a context where the group sold 2,336,807 vehicles in 2025, growing 3.2% in a global market up 1.6%.

International Sales Surge

Renault's sales outside Europe jumped 11.7%, contributing to this commercial momentum praised by the markets this Tuesday. The brand reached a mix of electric vehicles at 20.2%, while making progress in hybrid sales by 17.0%, aligning with its electrification strategy. Despite these results, analysts' recommendations reflect some caution: Citi lowered its price target from 42 to 38 euros in mid-January while maintaining a buy recommendation, whereas HSBC reduced it from 47 to 46 euros. These targets suggest a potential upside of about 20% to 44% from the current price, in an automotive sector facing structural challenges. The manufacturer will present its annual results on February 19, a highly anticipated event to assess the financial translation of this commercial progress.