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Dacia is a Romanian carmaker founded in 1966. In 1999, the brand was acquired by the Renault-Nissan group, which turned it into its dedicated low-cost vehicle subsidiary.
Dacia is renowned for the sobriety and reliability of its models, the flagship of which is the Logan, launched in France in 2005. In 2021, Dacia will launch its first electric car, the Spring, an affordable vehicle with a respectable range.
This car aims to make electric mobility accessible to a broad public, thus helping to democratise the use of electric vehicles. In 2024, Dacia plans to expand its range with the introduction of new electric models, reinforcing its commitment to sustainable and economical transport solutions.
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Dacia Spring Electric 65
City
Purchase price
18 900 €
(list price excluding bonuses)
Leasing with no deposit for professionals from 366 € / month
- Range (WLTP): 220 km
- Acceleration (0 to 100 km/h): 13.7 sec
- Fast charge (from 20 to 80 %): 38 min
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What are Dacia's main electric car models?
Dacia Spring: Launched in 2021, this is the brand's first electric car, offering a range of up to 230 km on the WLTP cycle.
Dacia Duster electric (expected): An electric version of the popular Duster SUV is expected, expanding Dacia's offering in the electric vehicle segment.
Why is the Dacia Spring so affordable?
The Dacia Spring is considered affordable for a number of reasons. Firstly, Dacia has positioned itself in the low-cost segment, using simple materials and functional design to reduce production costs.
What's more, the brand benefits from the support of the Renault group, which means it can optimise resources and access proven technologies at lower cost. Finally, the Dacia Spring has been designed primarily for urban use, with sufficient range for daily commuting, making it possible to offer a competitive price while meeting the needs of drivers looking for an affordable electric car.
