Dacia’s upcoming Spring electric minicar marks a strategic shift as the automaker prepares to challenge the influx of low-cost Chinese electric vehicles flooding European markets. Unlike its predecessor, which was manufactured in China, the new model will be built in Slovenia, aligning with European production standards and potentially offering buyers a locally assembled alternative. The move reflects broader industry trends as automakers adjust supply chains amid rising competition and shifting consumer demand for affordable EVs. With pricing expected to remain competitive, the Spring could play a key role in Dacia’s efforts to maintain its position in the budget segment.
Dacia's new Spring electric minicar will compete against inexpensive Chinese EVs entering Europe. It's produced in Slovenia, replacing the current China-built model. European assembly makes the EV ...
