Dacia Spring (2026): price, launch, specs - all facts

The New Dacia Spring is the second‑generation A‑segment electric city car, revealed on 08 September 2026. Built on Renault Group's RG‑EV Small platform and produced in Novo Mesto (Revoz), Slovenia, it brings a larger, more efficient package and an LFP battery that enables up to 250 km WLTP combined — all with an official price positioning below €20,000.

Key facts at a glance

• Status: revealed (world premiere 08 September 2026)
• Body: A‑segment electric city car, 5‑door hatchback
• Platform / production: RG‑EV Small platform; produced in Novo Mesto (Revoz), Slovenia
• Battery / range: 27.5 kWh usable LFP battery, up to 250 km WLTP combined
• Motor / power: 60 kW (80 hp), 175 Nm; 0–100 km/h 12.1 s; top speed 130 km/h
• Charging: 50 kW DC 15–80% ≈ 28 min (depending on equipment)
• Size / packaging: 18 cm wider than previous model; boot 308 L (1,004 L with rear seats folded); turning radius 4.95 m
• Price position: entire official Dacia Spring range listed under €20,000 (pan‑European tariff)

Specifications

Design and interior

Dacia states the new generation is around 18 cm wider than the previous model, delivering noticeably improved interior space and packaging. Boot capacity is 308 litres with seats up and 1,004 litres with the rear seats folded. Dacia highlights simplified, modular storage solutions and lightweight construction as part of a specification oriented to low running costs.

Technology and drive

The New Spring uses an LFP battery (27.5 kWh usable) and a 60 kW electric motor producing 175 Nm; Dacia quotes up to 250 km WLTP combined. Charging capability includes 50 kW DC charging with a 15–80% time around 28 minutes depending on equipment. Aerodynamics and packaging improvements (example SCx 0.660 with 15" wheels reported for the model family) and a turning radius of 4.95 m are quoted.

Prices and market launch in Central & Eastern Europe

Dacia's official pan‑European tariff lists the Essential, Expression and Extreme trims with list prices at Essential €16,900 / Expression €18,900 / Extreme €19,700 (application 01/10/2026). Country‑level official prices and published promotional offers include:

• Poland: promotional prices — Essential (electric 70) 73,500 PLN; Expression (electric 70) 81,500 PLN; Extreme (electric 100) 85,900 PLN.
• Czech Republic: Essential (electric 70) 419,900 CZK; Expression (electric 70) 464,900 CZK; Extreme (electric 100) 489,900 CZK.
• Slovakia: Essential (electric 70) €16,900; Expression (electric 70) €18,700; Extreme (electric 100) €19,700.
• Hungary: Extreme (electric 100) — Intro 7,999,000 HUF / List 8,499,000 HUF (price list published).
• Romania: recommended list (pan‑European Dacia tariff) shows €16,900 for Essential (PRIX CLIENT TTC in Dacia tariff documents); local promotions/offers may differ.
• Latvia (Baltics): starting price shown on local site €17,390.

Market launch dates are not yet announced by Dacia for many individual Central & Eastern European markets; local price lists and tariff documents published by Dacia provide the official local prices where shown.

What production in CEE means for buyers and dealers

The New Spring is produced in Novo Mesto (Revoz), Slovenia — marking production in Europe for the model's second generation. For Central and Eastern European buyers and dealers this means supply and aftersales logistics are anchored in the region with official Dacia documentation and pan‑European tariffs published; local dealerships will use national price lists and may run promotional offers. Dacia presents the Spring as a simple, low‑cost electric city car with modular features intended to lower running costs, which should appeal in price‑sensitive CEE markets.

Frequently asked questions

When does the Dacia Spring come out?

The New Dacia Spring was revealed on 08 September 2026. Specific market launch dates for many individual countries are not yet announced; Dacia has published price lists and a pan‑European tariff.

How much does the Dacia Spring cost?

Dacia's pan‑European tariff lists Essential €16,900 / Expression €18,900 / Extreme €19,700. Local official price lists show market prices: e.g. Poland promotional prices from 73,500 PLN up, Czech Republic from 419,900 CZK, Slovakia from €16,900, Hungary published as introductory/list figures, Romania referencing the €16,900 tariff and Latvia starting at €17,390.

What range does the Dacia Spring have?

The New Dacia Spring uses a 27.5 kWh usable LFP battery and is quoted as up to 250 km WLTP combined by the manufacturer.

Where is the New Dacia Spring built?

The second‑generation New Dacia Spring is produced in Novo Mesto (Revoz), Slovenia, on Renault Group's RG‑EV Small platform.

What are the power and performance figures?

The New Spring's quoted motor output is 60 kW (80 hp) and 175 Nm, with 0–100 km/h in 12.1 seconds and a top speed of 130 km/h. Charging on 50 kW DC from 15–80% is stated at around 28 minutes depending on equipment.

Is the New Dacia Spring available with different powertrains?

Dacia documents show the New Spring as an electric model with a 27.5 kWh usable LFP battery and 60 kW motor for the 2026 revealed generation. Earlier 2024–2025 updated Spring variants used 24.3 kWh LFP batteries with 52 kW (70 hp) and 75 kW (100 hp) motor options; those updated variants and options are listed separately in Dacia material.

How practical is the New Dacia Spring?

Dacia states the new generation is wider (+18 cm vs previous model), with a boot of 308 L (1,004 L with rear seats folded) and a turning radius of 4.95 m, improvements aimed at better interior space and everyday usability.

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Status: 2026-11-14. This page is updated as soon as the manufacturer publishes new information.