Dacia, the budget-friendly brand of the Renault Group, is launching a new and more modern badge design together with a fresh brand identity showcasing its focus “on the essentials”. The new logo has Dacia in capital letters, and the new emblem simply reads DC in a weirdly satisfying symmetrical fashion – let’s hope people won’t […]
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<!––> <!––> James May has always been a big fan of the Dacia Sandero and in a recent review for Drive Tribe, has pitted it against his very own bicycle in a rather unusual test. The Sandero tested is a mid-range variant that costs a touch under £10,000 in the UK and while the Sandero […]
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Having been photographed for the first time earlier this year, a prototype for the next generation Dacia Logan MCV small wagon has been spied again testing in icy conditions in northern Europe. Beyond the fact that this was a right-hand drive variant, the estate model looks virtually the same as before, with plenty of camouflage […]
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Europeans can still buy a car for £8,000 ($11,123 USD) and as AutoTrader points out, it’s pretty dang good, too! In fact, the Dacia Sandero is so cheap and so acceptable that it might make you wonder why you should spend more on something else. So how does one of the cheapest mass production cars […]
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Renault is committed to lowering the number of accidents in its future vehicles and those of Dacia by putting an electronic cap on their top speed. As a result, their upcoming models will not be able to drive faster than 180 km/h, or 112 mph, and will feature an automatic speed control system. Named the […]
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The crew over at the km77 YouTube channel got their hands on the new generation Dacia Sandero Stepway and subjected it to the moose test, with surprising results. The challenging maneuver proved too much for the jacked-up hatchback, which couldn’t completed it at 77 km/h (48 mph). The highest speed at which the driver managed […]
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The Dacia Spring was recently subjected to the moose test, and surprisingly for a budget car, albeit an electric one, it managed to complete it at 77 km/h (48 mph). As you can see, it wasn’t a flawless attempt, because the Romanian small EV has the tendency to oversteer when pushed to its limits. Nevertheless, […]
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Let me preface this with a brief disclaimer: I by no means am trying to downplay the countless safety innovations, both active and passive, that have been developed over the years. There’s no doubt that modern cars, at least those sold in the western world, are safer than ever, be it when presented with the […]
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Euro NCAP has published its latest safety ratings, with the vehicles tested being the new generation Dacia Sandero Stepway and the Volkswagen ID.4 and Skoda Enyaq iV electric duo. The Romanian automaker’s jacked-up hatchback scored an overall 2-star safety rating, with 70 percent for Adult Occupant and 72 percent for Child Occupant protection. The Pedestrian […]
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The Dacia Spring has started being subjected to short drives, and one of these videos caught our attention. The clip is 10 minutes long and shows the small Romanian electric vehicle in the real world from the driver’s seat. Mind you, this isn’t really a review, but rather a quiet hands-on experience. Read More: These […]
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