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Renault Unveils New Made-in-Europe €17,900 Dacia Spring EV

Bloomberg Technology Tuesday 08 September 2026, 04:00 UTC By Albertina Torsoli 1 min read
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Renault SA is set to start sales of its overhauled electric Dacia Spring, which will be assembled in Europe to qualify for incentives favoring local production.

Renault SA is set to start sales of its overhauled electric Dacia Spring, which will be assembled in Europe to qualify for incentives favoring local production.
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