These are the three new models that Dacia has presented at the Geneva Motor Show

Dacia, the Romanian brand known for defying expectations in value for money, is set to impress at the Geneva International Motor Show from 26 February to 3 March with an imposing 900-square-metre stand where the brand will present a trio of vehicles that has taken Dacia to the top and that now arrive with updates, models such as the Duster, the Spring and the Sandero.

Update for the Duster

Dacia’s iconic SUV, the Duster, will make its major debut at the 2024 Geneva Motor Show, marking the start of a new era for this emblematic model. Since its launch in 2010, the Duster has challenged the rules of the SUV market, with more than 2.2 million units sold, establishing itself as a true success story.

The third generation of the Duster, built on the CMF-B platform, promises an even more robust and adventurous design, combined with a range of engines including the revolutionary 100 ECO-G (LPG), HYBRID 140 and the mild-hybrid 48V TCe 130. With 4×2 and 4×4 traction options, the new Duster adapts to the needs of a broad range of customers, all while keeping its starting price below 20,000 euros

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The electrifying rebirth of the Spring
The Spring, the most compact electric vehicle in Europe, is presented with a new design both outside and inside that makes it even more attractive. Despite its compact size, the Spring offers class-leading cargo capacity and is equipped with a variety of smart features, including a customisable digital instrument cluster and a 10-inch central infotainment screen.

With engine options of 45 CV and 65 CV, the new Spring offers unmatched versatility, maintaining its position as the electric vehicle with the best value for money on the European market.

Sandrider: Dacia bets on the Dakar
In an exciting move into the Dakar, Dacia will unveil the Sandrider prototype, designed to compete in the Dakar and the FIA World Rally-Raid Championship (W2RC) in 2025 with the The Dacia Sandriders team. Inspired by Dacia’s essential values, this off-road vehicle embraces modernity, robustness and eco-intelligence.

The Sandrider will not only represent Dacia in one of the most demanding motorsport competitions in the world, but will also serve as a real-time technology laboratory, testing the brand’s capabilities in extreme terrain and demonstrating its commitment to sustainable mobility through the use of synthetic fuel.