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New Dacia electric minicar will be priced at €18,000 to compete with Chinese budget rivals

A side view silhouette picture of the new Dacia electric minicar is shown.
Renault released a silhouette picture of Dacia's upcoming electric minicar. It has similar proportions to the new Twingo. (Luca Ciferri/RENAULT)
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By:
Luca Ciferri
February 20, 2025 02:34 PM
A side view silhouette picture of the new Dacia electric minicar is shown.
Renault released a silhouette picture of Dacia's upcoming electric minicar. It has similar proportions to the new Twingo. (RENAULT)

Renault Group’s Dacia budget brand will go up against Chinese newcomers with a new full-electric minicar that will be built in Europe.

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