Dacia has confirmed that the highly anticipated fully electric Dacia Spring will be launched in the UK in 2024. It is understood the Spring EV will undergo significant design and equipment changes before it reaches the UK.

Find out more at the Dacia Spring Forum

Dacia is set to advance its industrial plan to strengthen its growing presence in the C-segment and support the rollout of its ambitious product plan. During the presentation of the Renaulution strategic plan in January 2021, Dacia unveiled the Bigster Concept, opening new horizons, particularly in ...

Dacia continues to go from strength-strength in the UK after significantly increasing its market share and growing its sales volume in 2022. DaciaLogo.jpeg As the brand gets ready to celebrate 10 successful years since its UK launch in 2013, the brand has seen its sales volume increase by 55% compar...

Dacia's UK division is still campaigning ardently to import the diminutive Spring EV, which would be comfortably among the cheapest mainstream electric cars on sale here. A decision on whether to send the Spring to UK dealerships was expected to be made in January 2022, almost a year after it launch...

The latest footage of Dacia's new concept car was filmed at the 2022 Lyon Motor Show.

Dacia have stated that the final version of the Bigster will respect 90% of what we already see in these images.

See the footage on You Tube below;

The Bigster will be a crucially important car for the brand. Dacia says the SUV has been tasked with bringing “a touch of coolness” to the marque’s image, thanks in part to its tough new design language and minimalist badging. It’s also one of three new models Dacia will bring to market by 2025. Dac...

Dacia Bigster Concept Video:

The machine features Dacia’s distinctive Y-shaped headlight design, with rugged, simple styling that echoes the smaller Duster. Dacia says the concept features protective exterior panels made from raw recycled plastics. It also showcases a new logo that the brand is set to adopt. Alejandro Mesonero-...

The new machine will be built on the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Allance's CMF-B platform, which will be used for all Dacia vehicles moving forward. Future Dacias will be offered with both ‘alternative energy’ - likely LPG - and hybrid powertrains. The Bigster Concept is 4.6 metres long and described ...

Auto Express has produced the following renderings of the new Dacia Bigster:

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