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It should cost less than 18,000 euros - Dacia is re-launching its electric minivan
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It should cost less than 18,000 euros - Dacia is re-launching its electric minivan

Dacia has announced a new electric compact car model called the 'Spring' which is expected to cost less than 18,000 euros. The vehicle is part of a second generation that features increased size compared to its predecessor, with a length increase of 15 cm and width increase of 18 cm. It shares technology with the Renault Twingo and will be produced in Slovenia. The new model offers more comfort and range but lacks some luxury features like adaptive cruise control and heated exterior mirrors. It has a maximum speed of 130 km/h and a WLTP range of 250 kilometers. Optional fast-charging capabilities allow for quicker charging times. The final price and exact release date have not been specified yet.

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It should cost less than 18,000 euros - Dacia is re-launching its electric minivan

Dacia has announced a new electric compact car model called the 'Spring' which is expected to cost less than 18,000 euros. The vehicle is part of a second generation that features increased size compared to its predecessor, with a length increase of 15 cm and width increase of 18 cm. It shares technology with the Renault Twingo and will be produced in Slovenia. The new model offers more comfort and range but lacks some luxury features like adaptive cruise control and heated exterior mirrors. It has a maximum speed of 130 km/h and a WLTP range of 250 kilometers. Optional fast-charging capabilities allow for quicker charging times. The final price and exact release date have not been specified yet.

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