Second-Generation Dacia Spring Is a Complete Revamp of an EV That Has Taken Europe by Storm
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Second-Generation Dacia Spring Is a Complete Revamp of an EV That Has Taken Europe by Storm
If one is allowed to call a vehicle low-cost, then the Dacia Spring would be the definition of that. With a price of under 18,000 euros (almost $20,000 at today’s exchange rates) and decent performance for people in the market for a small city car, the Romanian brand’s entry-level vehicle is about to become even more enticing, now that the second generation is here. Having entered the market back in 2021 as a sort of... (continue reading...)
Kreiszeitung
An electric car for less than 18,000 euros: The second-generation Dacia Spring will be launched as a low-cost city flicker with SUV bonds. Technically, it is largely in line with the Renault Twingo – and yet shows an independent character.
It's also simple and simple! While VW is still screwing on the 20,000-euro power supply, the Renault subsidiary Dacia continues to push prices. And at the same time, it offers significantly more than the previous one.
Slowly it becomes something with the small, affordable currents. The Dacia Spring sets the starting bar for seriously full-fledged e-cars from Europe again deeper. Whether this has a lot to do with renunciation and what mistakes should be avoided when buying, explains Stephan Schätzl here in the video driving report!
The Dacia Spring has changed and improved so much over its predecessor that it could have perfectly adopted another name. Its second generation premieres platform, bodywork, technology and endless elements with which it advances the model it replaces. After testing it, the conclusion is that it is no longer just a cheap way to access the electric car, but a car that convinces for itself.
Mitteldeutsche Zeitung
While the competition is still struggling with the costs, Dacia has already made it again: The new jump remains below 20,000 euros - but still wants to be a day-to-day e-car
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