Facelifted Dacia Jogger spotted running
Jogger is getting a slight update, mainly focused on the front end November 11, 2024 17:41 Spy photographers have captured the facelifted Dacia Jogger being tested in Europe. The updated model features a slimmer grille, new bumpers, and possibly redesigned front and rear lights. Its official debut could come as early as next year, but Dacia has yet to confirm that timeline. Dacia made some minor tweaks to the Jogger earlier this year, but a wider update appears to be coming as spy photographers captured a prototype of the facelift. It was spotted testing in Southern Europe with a completely new look. While the changes are partially hidden by camouflage, we can see that the Jogger sports a slimmer grille that echoes the one found on newer models like the Bigster, Duster and Spring. It may get updated headlights on the sides. MORE: Dacia updates Sandero, Logan and Jogger with more tech to meet EU rules Looking further down, we…
Dacia is actually giving away the Spring EV for 79 euros per month
With the latest 24-month lease offer, the Dacia Spring is now an unbeatable deal for German electric car buyers November 2, 2024 08:00 Dacia has announced affordable leasing offers for the updated Spring EV in Germany. This includes monthly payments of €79 ($86) for 24 months with no down payment. The deal represents the base Spring Essential configuration with 44 horsepower and 140 miles of range. The new Dacia Spring officially takes the title of Germany's cheapest "full-fledged" electric car, thanks to a new lease deal that makes it almost ridiculously priced. The base model of this stripped-down urban electric car is now available for just €79 ($86) per month with a 24-month/10,000 km (6,214 mile) lease and zero down payment. A €16,900 ($18,400) electric car costs a total of €1,896 ($2,063). That's a no-brainer price for a regular car, but if you want to make a discreet purchase of an electric car without emptying your wallet, it's about as…
Renault’s new HORSE engine will debut in Duster-based Dacia
The Dacia Bigster Hybrid 155 is expected to be launched in India as the Renault Duster and will be equipped with a hybrid powertrain developed by HORSE. It combines a 1.8-liter engine, two electric motors and an intelligent and efficient transmission. The Duster and Bigster will share many key components such as body panels, dashboard, seats and other mechanical parts. With a focus on comfort, space and versatility, the Duster is targeted at Indian families looking for a practical, reliable and capable SUV suitable for city and long-distance driving. Renault Bigster: appearance The Dacia Bigster combines stylish design with strong off-road looks. Its front is similar to the Duster, with sharp LED headlights and Y-shaped garnish. Unlike the Duster, it has lost the plastic cladding on the lower grille, giving it a cleaner look. Fog lights are built into the bumper, and a silver skid plate adds to its rugged appearance. Also read: Aston Martin DB12 Goldfinger Edition marks 60…
Dacia Bigster based on Renault Duster unveiled in Paris
The Dacia Bigster has made its global debut. First launched as a concept in 2021, it is expected to be launched in India as the Renault Duster to cater to the growing demand for spacious SUVs. The Bigster and Duster will share many components, including body panels, dashboard, seats and other mechanical components. While official engine options are yet to be confirmed, it is likely to feature the same 1.2-litre and 1.6-litre turbo-petrol engines for a balance of performance and efficiency. Its design, features and versatility are expected to have strong appeal among Indian families looking for comfort, space and functionality. Renault Bigster: appearance The Dacia Bigster combines stylish design with powerful off-road style. Its front resembles that of the Dacia Duster, with sharp LED headlights and Y-shaped accents. Unlike the Duster, the Bigster gets rid of the plastic cladding on the lower grille for a cleaner look. The fog lights are integrated into the bumper, and a silver skid…
Dacia Bigster debuts as extended Duster for compact SUV
The largest model in the Dacia range combines rugged looks with a spacious cabin and a range of electrified powertrains Dacia has launched its largest model to date, the all-new Bigster, marking its entry into the compact SUV segment. The follow-up to the 2021 concept, the Bigster is essentially a stretched version of the popular Duster, combining the same rugged looks with more space and in-cabin functionality. The Dacia Bigster measures 4.57 m (179.9 inches) long, 1.81 m (71.3 inches) wide and 1.71 mm (67.3 inches) high. This makes it about 230 mm (9 inches) longer than the Duster, while maintaining the same width. 2024 Dacia Duster review: Is it still the king of budget SUVs? The styling of the mechanically related SUVs is very similar, although the Bigster comes with a redesigned front bumper, a wider wheelbase and a longer rear overhang. A closer look reveals that the side gills, side windows and tail have also been adjusted. Inside,…
Renault’s Duster-based three-row Bigster previewed
Renault-owned Dacia will showcase its new Bigster SUV at the 2024 Paris Motor Show (October 14-October 20). But before that happens, Dacia has dropped an initial teaser of the SUV, previewing a three-row version of the Renault Duster. The teaser shows the Bigster's rear end with sharp Y-shaped LED taillights. The image doesn't reveal much, but we can see the Dacia badge in the middle. According to the spy photos, the Renault Bigster will share its styling with the five-seater Duster. It is expected to feature slim LED headlights with integrated LED daytime running lights at the front. From the looks, the upcoming Bigster is likely to feature pillar-style door handles, square wheel arches and black alloy wheels. Other expected parts include a shark fin antenna, a kink behind the C-pillar, and an extended roof spoiler. The new SUV will be based on the CMF-B platform and will be launched in India in two models, Renault and Nissan. Also read:…
Review: Dacia Duster remains the king of budget SUVs
Dacia is steadily transforming into a brand ideal for a certain type of audience, proving that cars can be affordable and cool at the same time. Leading the way is the new Duster, which embodies the Romanian automaker's core values while ushering the brand into a new era. We recently tested this updated subcompact SUV with the entry-level 1.0-liter Eco-G powertrain in a variety of driving conditions to see how much it has evolved and improved over its popular predecessor. Review: Jeep Avenger proves ICE and manual combos still have appeal Launched in November 2023, the third-generation Duster brings major updates both internally and externally. Dacia's new design language gives the vehicle a more substantial appearance, although it only increases by 23 mm (0.9 in), taking the overall length to 4,343 mm (171 in). Currently, the only subcompact SUVs in Europe that are longer than the Duster are the Citroen C3 Aircross and Opel Frontera twins. However, Dacia will soon…
New Dacia Duster Carpoint Edition is expected to look tough as
Dacia dealer Carpoint has previewed an extreme tuning package for the new Duster. Modifications include a widebody kit, large wheels, and a lowered suspension. The Dacia Duster Carpoint Edition is coming soon and will bring more surprises. The third generation of the Dacia Duster was launched in early 2024, but tuners have not yet unleashed their creativity on the Romanian bestseller. German dealer Carpoint, known for creating special editions of Dacia models, was the first to preview a tuning kit for the new Duster, with a focus on sportiness. var adpushup = window.adpushup = window.adpushup || {que:()}; adpushup.que.push(function() { if (adpushup.config.platform !== "DESKTOP"){ adpushup.triggerAd("4d84e4c9 -9937-4f84-82c0-c94544ee6f2a"); } else{ adpushup.triggerAd("6a782b01-facb-45f3-a88f-ddf1b1f97657"); } }); The Dacia Duster III Carpoint Edition has been previewed by a series of renderings, laying the groundwork for the company to bring the model to life on an actual vehicle. The modifications include a widebody kit, custom wraps, new wheels and a lowering kit, turning the rugged-looking subcompact SUV into…
We’re driving the new Dacia Duster: What are your questions?
Our test car was the flagship Extreme model, but it was powered by the less exciting non-electric 1.0-liter dual-fuel engine. We drove the Dacia Duster with the entry-level 1.0-litre dual-fuel engine and front-wheel drive. The third generation of the small SUV combines rugged styling with a spacious cabin. It retains the affordable nature of its predecessor, with prices starting at less than €20,000. The Dacia Duster dominates the European affordable small SUV market, with 2.4 million units sold over 13 years. When the all-new third-generation model debuted earlier this year, we knew we had to have it. Thankfully, the folks at Dacia Greece handed us the keys to the flagship Extreme version of the small SUV, which is powered by a 1.0-liter dual-fuel engine. The latest Duster continues to exude rugged appeal, with a class-leading 217 mm (8.5 in) of ground clearance. The new styling features a boxy shape with chiseled fenders, plenty of (20% recycled) plastic cladding, and modern…
New Dacia and Renault 4 to debut in Paris
The Paris Motor Show opens next month with a slew of new car debuts. Renault will launch 4 EVs, while Dacia will launch a new C-segment car. Alpine and Renault will also be showing new concepts. The auto show calendar has been a bit rocky over the past few years, but the Paris Motor Show returns next month and it will be packed with new cars, with Renault Group announcing plans to showcase seven world premieres and two concept cars. var adpushup = window.adpushup = window.adpushup || {que:()}; adpushup.que.push(function() { if (adpushup.config.platform !== "DESKTOP"){ adpushup.triggerAd("4d84e4c9 -9937-4f84-82c0-c94544ee6f2a"); } else{ adpushup.triggerAd("6a782b01-facb-45f3-a88f-ddf1b1f97657"); } }); The company has yet to reveal details, but has confirmed plans to launch the Renault 4 EV and a mystery concept car that is expected to embody "the brand's future in terms of sustainability and decarbonization." More: Renault 4 EV spy photos exposed, Renault 5 crossover brother model Renault Pro+ will show a concept car previewing its next-generation van,…
Dacia Jogger Hybrid review
Read Caroline's Dacia Jogger Hybrid review for all you need to know about buying Dacia's first hybrid car in Ireland. The Dacia Jogger caused a stir when it arrived in Ireland in 2022 because it was the cheapest seven-seater on the new car market. The Sandero and Duster are bigger sellers, but the Jogger still has its place on Irish streets. When it was launched, the model had a rather limited range and was only available as a petrol manual. Now, Dacia Ireland has unveiled the brand’s first hybrid car, the Dacia Jogger Hybrid. It promises more efficiency, more power, and if you’re looking for an automatic jogging machine, this is the one you want. It does cost a bit more than the petrol Jogger, but it still starts at €31,440, which sounds like great value for such a spacious and practical car. New Dacia Jogger Hybrid What’s so special about the Dacia Jogger Hybrid? Opt for the top-of-the-range Extreme…
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