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 ...

Freelance writer for digital and print, specialising in tech, gadgets, automotive and innovation but also covering travel. The Dacia Spring is an affordable electric car perfect for city driving with ...

The Dacia Spring is cute and compact with a few compromises to contend with but it’s also one of the cheapest entry points to all-electric car ownership. Electric cars are often oversized and too ...

At the Brussels Motor Show, Dacia unveiled a new flagship trim of the Spring called the Extreme. Interestingly, besides the different spec, the Dacia Spring Extreme introduces a more powerful electric ...

The Dacia Spring, Europe’s cheapest new EV, gets a massive power boost and a new battery. The Spring is now the Renault Group’s first LFP-powered EV. The budget EV, which starts at roughly $19,700 ...

Electric vehicles are usually more expensive than combustion cars, but that isn't true for the Dacia Spring. It's Europe’s cheapest fully-fledged electric car, which costs about the same as a ...

The unique selling point of the Dacia Spring is obviously its price. At €16,990 for the entry-level model, it is Ireland’s cheapest electric car and is produced by a company that operates a straight ...

Not exactly the most compelling small electric vehicle of the bunch, the Dacia Spring is made in China with underpinnings from the Renault City K-ZE. Revealed in October 2020, the Romanian marque's ...

Dacia took the wraps off a heavily updated version of the Spring, modernizing the affordable urban EV for the masses. The 2024 Dacia Spring adopts the automaker’s latest design language borrowing ...

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When the new car market started to sway towards electric power, many of us hoped that small, affordable cars would lead the charge. It’s a bit of a shame, then, that with the exception of one or two ...