- Continuing its international product offensive, Renault is unveiling the name of its new pick-up: “Renault Niagara”. This vehicle is part of the futuREady strategic plan, involving the launch of 14 new models outside Europe between now and 2030.
- The name “Niagara” conveys strength, resilience and an ability to withstand the elements. It’s an invitation to explore the great outdoors.
- Versatile and comfortable, with robust design and advanced technology, Renault Niagara is ideally suited to everyday activities and usage.
- Inspired by the Renault Niagara Concept revealed in 2023, this new pick-up will be unveiled on 10 September 2026. It will be assembled at the Córdoba plant in Argentina.
18 May 2026
Renault is revealing the name of its future pick-up, a spacious, comfortable vehicle of robust design and advanced technology: Niagara. This vehicle is part of the futuREady strategic plan, continuing a product offensive that involves the launch 14 new models outside Europe between now and 2030.
Latin America is a strategic region for Renault Group. With the launch of this new pick-up, Renault is stepping up its product offensive, building on the recent launches of the Renault Boreal and Renault Kardian.
“We are excited to be unveiling Renault Niagara in Argentina next September. This new pick-up consolidates our Renault range in Latin American countries. Versatile, spacious and comfortable with strong styling, this pick-up will meet the needs of all our customers.”
Jan Ptacek, Vice-President, Renault Brand LCV Business Unit
Renault Niagara will be assembled at the Córdoba plant in Argentina. Set to be unveiled on 10 September next, it will be available in Latin America for late 2026.
In a video, Sylvia dos Santos, Head of Naming Strategy with Renault’s Global Marketing Division, explains why Renault chose the name of Niagara:
“The name Niagara is of Native American origin. It refers to the thundering sound of the water and to the immensity of the land. It suggests the grandeur, power and robust strength of the elements while also inviting us to explore the great outdoors. It conveys the promise of a vehicle designed for both everyday use and trips away.”
Sylvia dos Santos, Head of Naming Strategy, Renault Brand
