Dacia has revealed the new Spring, the second generation of its 100% electric city car, confirming a made-in-Europe production base and a continued focus on accessible battery electric mobility. The model builds on a first-generation run that has attracted nearly 210,000 customers across Europe since the original Spring was introduced in 2021.

The second generation retains the attributes Dacia identifies as central to the Spring’s appeal: a 100% electric powertrain, four seats and a practical boot. The brand presents these as non-negotiable elements of the Spring formula, with no indication that the shift to a new generation will alter its fundamentally essentials-led commercial proposition.

The Spring name is presented as evoking the spring season, carrying associations of renewal and positive energy in its connection to the brand’s broader product narrative. Dacia’s stated ambition remains making electric vehicles accessible to the broadest possible customer base, a goal it has pursued consistently since the original model’s market entry five years ago.

With European production confirmed, the new Spring marks a supply chain decision as significant as the generational product update itself. Dacia presents the model as a direct continuation of an established nameplate with a demonstrated commercial track record in affordable electric urban mobility.

Source: Dacia