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First Dacia electric car marks brand's departure into a new era

By AutoMotoTV (Glomex) 5 June 2021 244 Views

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In the Affordable electric mobility with an attractive look: the new Dacia Spring combines purely electric drive with chic design and reliable technology at an unbeatable price-value ratio. The electric motor with 33 kW of power, the battery capacity of 27.4 kWh and direct and alternating current charging up to 30 kW enable the five-door vehicle to provide ranges suitable for everyday use in city traffic and urban environments. The Dacia Spring combines the accumulated know-how of the Renault Group with the proven strengths of the Dacia brand. With generous space and compact dimensions, practical equipment and an independent SUV look and reliable technology, the Dacia Spring Electric offers customers an affordable entry into electromobility.

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