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Dacia is planning a significant update for its Jogger model, with the next generation set to retain its focus on spaciousness and affordability. Crucially, the popular seven-seater will introduce a battery-electric version, marking a new electrification milestone for the brand while continuing to offer compelling value.
Renault Group's budget brand, Dacia, is reportedly considering a new compact electric vehicle, dubbed the "Hipster," with an ambitious target price of around $12,700 (£9,500). If approved, this tiny EV could hit UK showrooms by 2027, leveraging Chinese production to achieve its low cost. The project, however, is still awaiting final sign-off from Dacia and Renault Group leadership.
Dacia is reportedly planning to launch its compact electric city car, the 'Hipster', in the UK by 2027, with a target price under £10,000. Designed to be an even smaller and more accessible BEV than the current Spring, the four-seat microcar will be produced in China.
Dacia has introduced an updated version of its popular Spring electric vehicle in Europe, emphasizing affordability and simplicity by removing the central infotainment screen from the base model. This design choice highlights a trend toward more minimalist and cost-effective EV options, targeting urban drivers with essential features.
Renault's budget brand, Dacia, has introduced a revamped version of its all-electric Spring urban car in Europe, boasting a starting price under €18,000. This second-generation model aims to solidify Dacia's position in the affordable EV market and preemptively compete with the influx of low-cost Chinese electric vehicles.
Dacia has officially launched the updated Spring, an affordable battery-electric vehicle now manufactured in Slovenia. This move signals the brand's strategic shift to counter the influx of low-cost Chinese EVs in the European market, offering a more spacious design and up to 155 miles of range.
Dacia is shifting production of its popular Spring electric vehicle from China back to Europe, anticipating new tariffs from the European Union on imported Chinese EVs. This move aims to ensure the Spring remains competitively priced and avoids potential trade barriers as the European market evolves.
Europe's most affordable electric vehicle, the Dacia Spring, has received a substantial refresh, promising an improved driving experience and enhanced features. This second-generation model aims to maintain its budget-friendly appeal while addressing previous criticisms and boosting its overall value proposition.
The next-generation Dacia Sandero, a popular European supermini, is set to introduce an all-electric variant, signaling the brand's move towards electrification. Despite this EV expansion, the Sandero will continue to offer traditional gasoline powertrain options for the foreseeable future, catering to a broader market and easing the transition for buyers.
