Renault-Sofasa Plans US$150M Investment to Build New Car in Colombia
Renault-Sofasa Plans US$150 million to build a new car. The project aims to introduce a new vehicle at the automaker’s Envigado plant, expand exports to six Latin American markets and strengthen Colombia’s automotive supply chain. Renault-Sofasa and the Colombian government are advancing a potential investment of up to US$150 million to assemble a new vehicle […]
Renault-Sofasa and the Colombian government are considering an investment of up to US$150 million to establish a new vehicle assembly plant in Colombia. The project, announced on October 20, 2026, aims to introduce a new model in the automaker's Envigado plant, boost exports to six Latin American nations, and strengthen the country's automotive supply chain.
The initiative is still in the feasibility study phase, meaning the final decision on production and the model remains uncertain. If successful, the new model could enhance Colombian exports to Argentina, Mexico, Ecuador, Venezuela, Uruguay, and Paraguay. The Envigado plant, operational for 57 years, has assembled over 1.7 million vehicles and contributed to the development of Colombian suppliers and industrial activity in seven regions.
The proposed project could bolster the plant's role in Renault Group's Latin American manufacturing network and contribute to Colombia's strategy to strengthen domestic manufacturing, increase exports, and improve the value of products exported from the country.
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