Dacia is coming with several news at the 2026 Paris Auto Show, where it is preparing the world premiere of some important models for the coming years.
The Romanian manufacturer is expanding its offerings in the C segment, launching new hybrid engines, and continuing the development of its electric range. Among the main news are the second generation of the Spring model and the new Striker crossover, according to an official statement.
Dacia will hold a press conference on October 12, starting at 9:00 a.m. The event will be broadcast live and can be watched online afterwards. For the public, the brand's news can be seen between October 13 and 18.
The New Dacia Spring, presented for the first time worldwide
One of the main attractions of the Dacia stand will be the new generation Spring. The electric model in segment A is produced in Europe and will have a starting price of under 18,000 euros.
Dacia states that the new Spring will continue the strategy of trying to make electric cars more affordable. The model also represents the first step towards a new family of electric cars that the brand aims to develop by 2030.
Striker, a new model in the Dacia lineup
In Paris, the new Striker, the new Dacia crossover in the C segment, will be presented for the first time.
The model will complement the range that already includes the Bigster and will be available with various types of engines, including hybrid and LPG versions.
The starting price will be under 25,000 euros. Dacia claims that the Striker has been developed for both individual customers and those in the professional sector.
New engines for Sandero and Jogger
Dacia brings news for its already well-known models. Sandero, Sandero Stepway, and Jogger will receive the new hybrid 155 engine.
With this change, the Dacia range takes another step towards electrification. In practice, except for exclusively electric models, all the brand's cars will be available with hybrid engines.
Duster and Bigster receive a new 4x4 version
Dacia will also present in Paris a new engine for Duster and Bigster.
Both SUVs will be available with the tribrid 150 4x4 system, a solution through which the manufacturer continues to combine electrification with all-wheel drive.
Dacia prepares its lineup for 2030
All these launches are part of the futuREady strategic plan, through which Dacia prepares for the next stage of development.
The brand aims to have a stronger presence in the C segment, expand its range of electric models, and continue the gradual transition to electrified engines.
Dacia states that it will simultaneously maintain the philosophy that has been the basis of its success in recent years: simple, practical, and affordable models.