Renault-owned Dacia found electric vehicle success in Europe with its super affordable Spring, which sold over 140,000 units between 2021 and 2024 when a heavily revised model was introduced.

The Dacia Spring is, in effect, the automotive take on a meal deal – giving you all the essentials for a price that undercuts other electric cars. Sounds tempting. But to keep the price low ...

The popular Japanese company is said to be working on a new electric hatchback that will cost under £20,000, despite looking ...

The Dacia Spring is as basic as it gets, but that simplicity means that it’s also one of the most affordable cars on Irish roads ...

Nissan could have also chosen to make its small EV for Europe in China. It has a joint venture with China’s Dongfeng, which ...

However, Dacia is doing its part to bring down the price of electric vehicles in Germany by offering buyers a massive €10,000 (about US$11,000 at current exchange rates) discount on the Spring ...

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 ...

But is it a sensible purchase? We have now driven the Dacia Spring in the UK. So I’m afraid I’m here to pour water on the fire of our earlier enthusiasm. But while this review carries my name ...