Renault’s Eastern European subsidiary Dacia promised to make electromobility even more accessible for everyone once it starts deliveries of its first battery-powered model, the Dacia Spring. Now it’s ...

Dacia has just launched a more powerful version of the electric Spring. Called Extreme, it develops 65 ps (64 hp), 20 ps (19.7 hp) more than the base version. Dacia Spring is enjoying great success ...

The Dacia Spring is a smash hit across continental Europe. It’s another typically well-judged vehicle from the Renault-owned brand,, with no real frills but just enough of what most people will need ...

The affordable Dacia Spring EV with up to 190 miles of range will launch in the UK in 2024 but won’t do so in its current guise. Instead, it is the forthcoming facelifted version of the Spring that’s ...

There has been a lot of speculation about Dacia’s first-ever electric vehicle, more specifically about the Renault model on which it will be based. That ends today as the Romanian brand has unveiled ...

Dacia has announced the first major update to the Spring small electric car since the model's launch in 2021 as Europe's cheapest EV. At the 2023 Brussels Motor Show, the Renault-owned brand has ...

The cancellation of the Geneva Motor Show means that we won’t get to see a whole slew of cool new concept cars in person this year. That doesn’t make the vehicles that the automakers have worked on ...

We already know that the Dacia Spring will be the cheapest EV in Europe by a large margin, but we were still waiting to discover how much it will cost. Not anymore: according to Dacia’s Hungarian ...

In the Dacia Spring, by far the cheapest electric car on our market, a spring revival is taking place: electric motors with 52 kW and 75 kW will replace the previous units with 33 kW and 48 kW for the ...

Dacia has dramatically boosted the power of its Spring city car as part of a bid to offer a "fully renewed and enhanced driving experience". The Leapmotor T03 rival was launched in the UK last year ...

When you’re working at the office or away from home, one of the most important questions of the day is: "What’s for lunch?" Sure, you could treat yourself to a fancy takeaway, but a supermarket meal ...