The Dacia Spring, known as the most affordable new electric vehicle in Europe, is set to receive an update in 2024. Initially launched in 2021 and based on the Renault City K-ZE, the Spring has become a popular choice for those seeking a budget-friendly electric vehicle. Despite its small size and modest 44 horsepower in the base model, the car has found its niche, especially with certain European incentives that can bring its price down significantly.
While the Spring has recently undergone a slight refresh and introduced a more powerful Extreme variant with 64 horsepower, Dacia’s design chief, David Durand, has indicated that the car needs to better reflect the electric vehicle trend in its design. The next generation of the Spring will continue to use the Renault Group’s CMF-A platform, distinguishing it from the upcoming Renault 4 and 5 models, which will be based on the CMF-B platform. Since its release, the Dacia Spring has seen approximately 120,000 units sold across Europe.
Key Takeaways:
- The Dacia Spring is set to receive updates in 2024 to enhance its appeal in the competitive electric vehicle market.
- Despite its modest power and range, the Dacia Spring’s affordability has contributed to its success as a budget-friendly electric vehicle in Europe.
- The next generation of the Dacia Spring will continue to use the CMF-A platform, differentiating it from other upcoming Renault models.
“The Dacia Spring, which is one of the most affordable new electric vehicles sold in Europe, is due for a 2024 makeover that should make it more attractive to customers in an increasingly crowded market.”
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