TWO WORLD PREMIERES FOR DACIA AT THE 2026 PARIS MOTOR SHOW

At the 2026 Paris Motor Show, Dacia is taking the next step in its development, with an expanded presence in the C-segment, a stronger electrified line-up and the renewal of its iconic electric vehicle. Staying true to its DNA, the brand continues to focus on the essentials, delivering outstanding value for money.

Located in Hall 6, Dacia will welcome media representatives on 12 October for its press conference at 09h00am (CET). The event will be streamed live and then made available on demand on the Dacia Events website.

Visitors to the show will be able to discover the brand’s latest highlights from 13 to 18 October 2026.

DACIA’S LATEST HIGHLIGHTS
New Spring: World premiere of the second-generation Spring. This A-segment electric vehicle, made in Europe, continues to democratise electric mobility with an entry price below £18,000. It also marks the launch of a future family of electric vehicles set to expand by 2030.

Striker: World premiere of the new C-segment crossover. Complementing Bigster, Striker broadens Dacia’s offering, priced from under £25,000. Striker has been designed to attract new customers, both private and professional.

Sandero, Sandero Stepway and Jogger: The introduction of the new hybrid 155 powertrain marks an important milestone in the electrification of the Dacia range. Alongside the fully electric New Spring, every non-electric Dacia model is now available with a hybrid version, demonstrating the acceleration of the brands electrification strategy.

Duster and Bigster: The brand’s two flagship SUVs will be on show with the new hybrid 150 4x4 powertrain.

ON THE ROAD TO 2030
As part of its futuREady strategic plan, Dacia is successfully pursuing its medium-term development roadmap. The brand is expanding its presence in the C-segment, strengthening its electric offensive and continuing the progressive electrification of its entire range.

By remaining faithful to its philosophy of delivering the essentials with outstanding value for money, Dacia is reinforcing its compeititveness and preparing the next stages of its growth in a constantly evolving environment.

ENDS

NOTES TO EDITORS:

Q&A

What will Dacia show at the 2026 Paris Motor Show?
At the 2026 Paris Motor Show, Dacia will premiere the second-generation Spring, its new C-segment crossover, Striker, as well as Sandero, Sandero Stepway, Jogger, Duster and Bigster

When is the 2026 Paris Motor Show?
The Paris Motor Show takes place between 13 to 18 October 2026, with a press day on 12 October.

Where will Dacia be located at the 2026 Paris Motor Show?
Dacia will be located in Hall 6 at the 2026 Paris Motor Show

How much will the New Dacia Spring be priced?
The New Dacia Spring has an entry price below £18,000

How much will the New Dacia Striker be priced?
The New Dacia Striker has an entry price below £25,000

ABOUT DACIA:
Born in 1968, then relaunched by Renault Group from 2004 across Europe and Mediterranean countries, Dacia has always offered the best value for money cars by constantly redefining the essentials.

As a gamechanger, Dacia proposes simple, multi-purpose, reliable cars in tune with customers’ lifestyles. Dacia models have become a reference on the market, including Sandero, the best-selling retail car in Europe each year since 2017 and the best-selling car in Europe in 2024, full stop; Duster, the best-selling SUV to European private customers since 2018 and the second most sold car to customers in 2024; Jogger, the C-segment versatile family car; Spring, the UK’s most affordable electric car; and Bigster, offering buyers of larger, family-friendly cars the robust, well-equipped, great value for money that they have been longing for.

Present in 44 countries, Dacia has sold more than 10 million vehicles since 2004. Dacia launched in the UK in January 2013 and enjoyed the most successful start ever for a new car brand. More than 260,000 Dacia vehicles have been sold in the UK to date.

For further information please visit www.press.dacia.co.uk or contact:

Charlie Roper
Dacia PR & Communications Manager
charlie.roper@dacia.com

Jim Holder
Renault Group UK Communications Director
jim.holder@renault.co.uk