Dacia is preparing to reveal two major world premieres at the 2026 Paris Motor Show, marking another step in the brand’s growth across electric vehicles, hybrid powertrains and the C-segment market.

The first highlight is the new second-generation Dacia Spring, an A-segment electric vehicle made in Europe. With an entry price below £18,000, the new Spring continues Dacia’s focus on making electric mobility more accessible and practical for everyday drivers.

The second world premiere is Striker, a new C-segment crossover designed to sit alongside Bigster and broaden Dacia’s appeal to both private and professional customers. Priced from under £25,000, Striker strengthens Dacia’s position in a competitive part of the market.

Dacia will also showcase updates across its wider range, including the introduction of a new hybrid 155 powertrain for Sandero, Sandero Stepway and Jogger. Alongside the fully electric Spring, this means every non-electric Dacia model is now available with a hybrid version.

The Duster and Bigster will also be displayed with a new hybrid 150 4×4 powertrain, showing how Dacia is continuing to build a stronger electrified line-up while staying close to its value-led approach.

For drivers, this shows how quickly affordable vehicle technology is moving. Electric and hybrid models are becoming more common, but regular checks, servicing, diagnostics, tyres, brakes and MOT preparation remain essential for keeping vehicles safe, reliable and road ready.