Dacia, a Romanian brand owned by Renault, is set to expand its SUV lineup with a new model, currently known by its internal codename Dacia C-Neo.
This upcoming SUV is anticipated to be unveiled in the autumn, with market availability in Europe by the end of 2026.
The design, as indicated by spy shots and renderings from Motor.es, will likely feature a long, sloping hood, simple yet distinctive lighting, and a contemporary front grille with a central logo.
The exterior is expected to include a large lower air intake, fog lights, vertical air vents, and a robust body kit with roof rails and traditional mirrors.
The rear will be adorned with a spoiler and horizontal taillights. The new SUV is said to be around 4.6 meters in length, with a five-seater interior that may share similarities with the Dacia Bigster.
It will reportedly offer hybrid powertrain options and come with a choice of a 1.2-liter turbocharged engine in either 120 hp or 150 hp variants, available with manual or automatic transmission and front- or all-wheel drive. The starting price is rumored to be around 24,000 euros.
Source: www.kolesa.ru