Dacia To Keep Internal Combustion Engines For As Long As Possible

Dacia To Keep Internal Combustion Engines For As Long As Possible via insideevs.com

Dacia, the Romanian automaker owned by Renault, intends to keep offering internal combustion-engined vehicles even after the year 2030 and keep selling them until it becomes illegal to sell ICE in Europe. The European Union has banned the sale of thermal-engined vehicles on the continent after 2035, though, and Dacia does need to make an effort to move towards electrification by that time in order to stay on the market.

Renault will push to be the champion of electric engines; this has a risk. This is also why Dacia exists. Depending on how fast the market converts to electric engines and of clients' appetite, Dacia is here. The two can co-exist., which it doesn’t even manufacture itself, having outsourced the task to Dongfeng, in China. The Spring has been relatively successful in Europe, with 20,000 units sold in the first half of 2022, around 12 percent of Dacia’s total H1 sales.

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