The Dacia Spring is new to us in Ireland, finally available in right-hand drive for the first time and going on sale later this year. It’s also new on the outside, in comparison to the Spring that has ...

This is the new Dacia Spring. Or the facelifted Dacia Spring, depending on which way you look at it. The cute little electric crossover has been on sale on the continent since 2021, but facelift time ...

When Dacia introduced their Duster to Ireland back in 2012, they described it as “shockingly affordable”, with a starting price of €14,990, and after driving the new version of the Duster a few weeks ...

The Spring is the cheapest 'proper' electric car, comes well equipped and has a usable range, but it doesn't come without compromise. Dacia built its brand on making the “UK’s cheapest car” and has ...

Dacia’s first all-electric model, Spring has made zero-emission mobility accessible to a wide customer base wherever it is sold. First launched in 2021, it was the third most sold electric car to ...

The Spring has been on sale in Europe since 2021 and has already found more than 120,000 customers. It's one of the most affordable electric cars of all, with prices sometimes as low as €12,000 ...

The Dacia Spring has already been a smash hit for the Renault-owned brand across continental Europe, and we see little to suggest it won’t be a success with UK customers too. It’s another typically ...

There are two trims: Expression and Extreme. Ironically, Dacia UK has ditched the continental entry spec, Essential, because it didn’t think anyone would want it. The new entry trim can be had with ...

The Dacia Spring is a smash hit across continental Europe. It’s another typically well-judged vehicle from the Renault-owned brand,, with no real frills but just enough of what most people will need ...

The Dacia Spring is the UK’s cheapest pure electric five-door car. Available to pre-order, starting at £14,995, it undercuts our favourite version of the MG 4 by a huge £12,000. But is there a catch?

If the soundtrack of the 1970s was Slade’s Merry Xmas Everybody or Boney M’s Rivers Of Babylon, it was also the cacophony of car doors clanging shut and boot lids clattering on various Cortinas, ...

a cheap, workable electric with few frills and less thrills THERE WAS a time when budget cars were a real thing that sold well to people who didn’t give a fig about being seen in a Fiat Bambino, or a ...