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    Renault low-cost brand will add more electric vehicles in the future

    Published by Global Banking & Finance Review®

    Posted on January 16, 2025

    1 min read

    Last updated: January 27, 2026

    The featured image showcases Renault's Dacia brand, highlighting their plans to expand electric vehicle offerings, including the upcoming Sandero model. This move aims to compete against the rising Chinese automotive market in Europe.
    Renault's low-cost Dacia brand's future electric vehicles lineup - Global Banking & Finance Review
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    Quick Summary

    Dacia plans to expand its electric vehicle lineup by 2027, starting with the Sandero. The brand aims to maintain its competitive edge with affordable pricing.

    Dacia Plans to Expand Electric Vehicle Lineup with New Sandero

    PARIS (Reuters) - Renault's low-cost brand Dacia will add more electric vehicles in the future, starting with the next Sandero around the end of 2027, brand CEO Denis Le Vot said on Thursday.

    Dacia currently offers only one all-electric model, the Spring, and the company hopes the brand's affordable price positioning makes it a good competitor in the face of the looming Chinese offensive on the European market.

    The small Sandero, for which a "full electric solution" will come, was the most sold car in Europe last year.

    (Reporting by Gilles Guillaume; Editing by Makini Brice)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Dacia will introduce more electric vehicles by 2027.
    • •The next Sandero model will be fully electric.
    • •Dacia aims to compete with affordable pricing.
    • •The Sandero was Europe's best-selling car last year.
    • •Dacia currently offers the Spring as its only EV.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Renault low-cost brand will add more electric vehicles in the future

    1What new electric vehicle is Dacia planning to launch?

    Dacia plans to launch a full electric version of the Sandero around the end of 2027.

    2How many electric models does Dacia currently offer?

    Currently, Dacia offers only one all-electric model, the Spring.

    3What was the most sold car in Europe last year?

    The small Sandero was the most sold car in Europe last year.

    4What is Dacia's strategy regarding electric vehicles?

    Dacia hopes its affordable price positioning will make it a strong competitor against the increasing presence of Chinese electric vehicles.

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