The company has invested 2 billion euros ($2.6 billion) in the last five years on the new models, which will be presented on June 11.

"We think we will significantly increase our market share, notably in Russia, Germany and Eastern Europe," Bruno Blin told reporters at Renault Trucks' headquarters in Lyon, central-eastern France.

Blin also said orders have started to recover, especially in northern Europe.

With 51,500 vehicles sold last year, Renault Trucks was able to maintain its share of a truck market in decline of 8.3 percent compared with the previous year.