Renault Group produced nearly 200,000 vehicles at its Moroccan plants in the first half of 2026, according to data released by the Moroccan government. The figure underscores Morocco's growing role as a key manufacturing hub for the French automaker.
The production, which took place at the company's facilities in Tangier and Casablanca, represents a significant share of Renault's global output. The Tangier plant, one of the largest in the group, primarily produces the Dacia models, while the Casablanca site handles other models.
This performance aligns with Morocco's broader automotive industry growth, which has seen the country become a major exporter of vehicles to Europe and other markets. The sector benefits from free trade agreements and investments in infrastructure.
Renault has not yet released official financial details for the first half of 2026, but the production numbers indicate a stable demand for its vehicles, particularly the Dacia brand, which remains popular in Europe.
