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Dacia’s Lodgy Stepway 1.5 dCi 110 delivers true seven-seat practicality at a price few rivals can match, but buyers must accept some compromises on finish and handling.
Fiat is launching the Tipo compact family to take on Dacia’s value-led approach, aiming to capture buyers seeking affordable practicality in Europe.
Dacia used the 2015 Frankfurt Motor Show to unveil its new Easy-R automated manual gearbox for core models and introduce a refreshed Duster Edition 2016.
Dacia is preparing a new generation Duster for 2016, expanding the range with a seven-seat option and Renault’s 1.6 dCi diesel engine for the first time.
A camouflaged Dacia SUV, smaller than the Duster and aimed at entry-level buyers, has been spotted testing on public roads ahead of its anticipated unveiling next year.
Dacia and Romanian coachbuilder Romturingia have delivered the first ten examples of a new Duster Pick-up, produced in limited numbers for a key fleet customer.
A single-cab Dacia Duster pickup, modified by Romturingia, has been seen on Romanian roads, hinting at a new utility option for fleet buyers.
The updated Dacia Duster, revealed at the 2013 Frankfurt Motor Show, features revised styling, new equipment and a 1.2 TCe petrol engine option.
Dacia’s Mioveni plant has produced its 100,000th 0.9-litre TCe turbocharged engine, less than a year after the unit’s introduction in the brand’s core models.
Nissan is finalising its own version of the Dacia Duster, with the rebadged SUV expected to launch as the Terrano and enter production in the coming years.
Dacia will unveil the second-generation Logan MCV estate at the Geneva Motor Show, confirming a five-seat configuration and hinting at further model updates.
The Dacia Duster has secured CarBuyer’s 2013 Car of the Year award, standing out for its value, space and comfort among a strong field of new models.
A new rendering imagines the facelifted Renault Duster as a pickup, as Renault and Dacia prepare for new model launches at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show.
Dacia has produced its 400,000th Duster SUV at the Mioveni factory in Romania, less than three years after the model’s launch, with most output destined for Western Europe.
Camouflaged Mahindra Verito prototypes, based on the Dacia Logan, have been spotted in India as the brand prepares an updated version for imminent release.
Dacia’s budget SUV secures Top Gear’s ‘Bargain of the Year 2012’ and FHM’s ‘Best for when You’re Short on Cash’ as right-hand drive deliveries begin.
Dacia’s Mioveni plant will build the right-hand drive Sandero for the UK, increasing output by 30,000 units and targeting early 2013 sales at a sub-£6,000 price.
Official images of the new-generation Dacia Logan have surfaced online, previewing the budget saloon’s modernised design and engine options just before its scheduled Paris debut.
Dacia has released its first promotional video for the Lodgy, focusing on the MPV's spacious interior and practical features following its Geneva launch.
Dacia has issued a recall for 3,818 Duster SUVs in Romania after identifying a risk of rear brake line fracture in snowy conditions, with repairs offered free of charge.
Dacia has unveiled the Lodgy MPV, debuting first as a race car for the Trophée Andros ice series, with production models set for March 2012.
Renault Sport Technologies has unveiled a radically modified Dacia Duster with 850hp, built specifically to challenge the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb in June 2011.