it's called Dacia Spring Electric and it is the prototype that anticipates Dacia's entry into a market little known for its affordable prices: that of 100% electric models.
Visually, the Dacia Spring electric doesn't surprise anyone. As expected, it is based on the Renault City K-ZE (which in turn is based on the Renault Kwid), a 100% electric model aimed at emerging markets.
Compared to the model on which it is based, the Dacia Spring electric features a specific grille and LED headlights at the front and rear. At the rear these form a double “Y” and anticipate the future luminous signature of Dacia models.
What do we already know?
Although there are still no images of the interior, Dacia revealed that the Spring electric will only have four seats. In technical terms, the data revealed is quite scarce.
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Therefore, we do not know what its power, battery capacity or performance will be. The only data released by the Romanian brand was the autonomy which, according to Dacia, will be around 200 km already according to the WLTP cycle.
The headlights use LED technology.
Scheduled for arrival in 2021, the Dacia Spring electric promises to be the most affordable 100% electric car in Europe (quads like the Citroën Ami not included).
For now, it is not known how much the Spring electric will cost (or if this will even be its name). What is already known is that, in addition to private customers, Dacia also intends to win over companies that provide mobility services with its first 100% electric model.