Dacia has announced that it will continue to sell the electric model Spring, even after the launch of a new electric model based on the upcoming generation Renault Twingo, scheduled for 2026.

The new model will have a length of approximately 3.8 meters and will adopt a design inspired by SUVs, with a starting price below 18,000 euros. Dacia officials emphasize that the differences between the two models justify this unusual strategy in the industry, and both vehicles will be available simultaneously for at least a year. The Spring will benefit from significant improvements, including a facelift, increased power to 101 HP, and an optimization of the charging speed. Additionally, Dacia is preparing a return to the C segment with a new hatchback, currently in the testing phase, which will compete with models such as the Volkswagen Golf and Opel Astra. It will have a length of approximately 4.40–4.50 meters, will be built on an extended CMF-B platform, and will include a diversified range of engines, including a full-hybrid 1.8-liter system.