Brand Strategy
The ambitions of the Dacia brand for 2030 and its contribution to futuREady, Renault Group’s strategic plan.
Dacia is all about the essentials. It is constantly expanding its promise of affordability and simplicity to deliver the best value for money on the market.
Turning industry trends on their head, Dacia considers price as the starting point. The brand optimises cost at every stage, from design to production and marketing, enabling customers to acquire a new vehicle without sacrificing all the rest.
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Dacia cars are spacious, practical, modular, and functional too. They ship with a range of clever and essential features, including towbars, organisers, induction chargers or an ingenious system of modular roof bars.
The brand is also developing digital solutions, such as Media Control, to make life easier for users.

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Cars designed to withstand the test of time and the rigours of off-road driving, whatever the terrain.
To make sure that the new vehicles developed by Dacia meet the required standard, two laboratories at the Titu Technical Centre in Romania conduct accelerated ageing tests in a range of weather conditions.

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Dacia solutions are both economical and greener. Dacia Spring, the most affordable electric city car on the market, reflects this approach. By focusing on essentials rather than excess , Dacia is able to use fewer resources, select sustainable materials and build cars that are lighter and more fuel-efficienct. The brand also includes dual-fuel petrol/LPG vehicles across its range of passenger cars. Economical to buy and to use, and more ecological, LPG is a winning solution.

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Dacia Hipster Concept is an alternative vision of electric mobility: ultra‑affordable, ultra‑essential, in true Dacia style. Designed from a blank page to invent the popular electric car of tomorrow, Dacia Hipster Concept breaks automotive conventions and embodies the brand’s vision of making electric mobility accessible to as many people as possible. It offers four real seats and a modular trunk in a vehicle measuring only 3 meters long, 1.53 m high, and 1.55 m wide.

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Through its inclusive mobility services, Dacia is seeking to bring new vehicles within the reach of people who need them for personal or professional purposes, but who are unable to afford them.

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Dacia
From its beginnings in Romania to the present day, discover how Dacia is challenging market rules in pursuit of its unchanging promise: to deliverr modern, reliable and affordable cars