Exclusive: Dacia Hipster to Launch in 2027 as Sub-£10k City Car
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Dacia is preparing to turn the Hipster concept into a series model, and the new car could be launched in 2027. The model would be produced in China, in the same factory where the first generation of Dacia Spring was built. The Dacia article is preparing to produce the Hipster model in China. The price would start from around 11,000 euros appears first on Romania TV.
The Romanian brand Dacia is preparing a strategic offensive with the serial version of its Hipster concept model, which we told you about during its premiere. What is even more interesting is that this car should enter the market as early as 2027. The new urban companion will fight directly for the attention of buyers with the future Fiat Multiplin, and the targeted starting price is below the threshold of 11,500 euros. The project steps on a pl…
Exclusive: Dacia Hipster to launch in 2027 as sub-£10k city car
Dacia's Fiat Multiplina rival will be made in China with 20bhp motor and 15kWh battery Dacia is preparing to put its bold Hipster microcar concept into production in China next year as a rival to the upcoming Fiat Multiplina, Autocar can reveal - and it is targeting a sub-£10,000 starting price. Dacia revealed the Hipster last year as a vision of a tiny, four-seat electric city car to sit under the new Spring. It was designed hypothetically to …
The Dacia Hipster model will be produced from next year in China, and the Romanian manufacturer has also set the starting price of the car.
With a 15 kWh battery and a speed of up to 90 km/h, Dacia wants to overtake rivals such as the Citroen Ami.
The final price will also be significantly affected by the battery. According to information from the source, the Hipster should get a battery with a capacity of around 15 kWh, while the choice of battery cell chemistry will also have an impact on production costs and the price of the car.
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