The first 1,000 Dacia Spring vehicles have already been delivered to Romania, less than a month after the start of sales, the Mioveni-based carmaker announced in a press statement released on Tuesday.According to the company, almost a third of the delivered vehicles went to buyers in Bucharest and Ilfov County. Large numbers also went to the counties of Timis, Iasi, Cluj, and Brasov.The vast majority of customers (95%) also wanted the DC fast charging system offered as an option. By default, Dacia Spring is equipped with a standaMinistry of Health: 7,500 doses of monoclonal antibodies distributed in 147 hospitalsrd cable for Wall-Box 3.7 kW [Mode 3 Charging Station] AC charging.In terms of preferred color, blue is at the top, accounting for 40% of all vehicles delivered in October.The Dacia Spring has a 33 kW (45HP) electric motor, coupled with a 26.8 kWh battery pack that will last for 230 km WLTP cycle and 305 km WLTP City cycle.By default, the vehicle comes equipped with safety devices including speed limiter, ABS, ESP, electronic brake force distributor, six airbags, emergency call (SOS button), automatic headlights, and automatic emergency braking.The warranty offered is three years or 100,000 km for the vehicle, and eight years or 120,000 km for the electric battery.Dacia officials say that deliveries will continue in a sustained manner to all customers who have already filed a firm order.As of late October 2021, there were over 30,000 orders worldwide for the Dacia Spring.
A coalition of eleven Romanian business associations, including Concordia, the Foreign Investors Council, Romanian Business Leaders, and various bilateral chambers of commerce, has issued a joint appeal calling on political parties to maintain the country's current tax framework and prioritise structural reform over immediate tax increases. The business groups argue that the focus should be […]
President Nicușor Dan announced Wednesday evening, June 11, that Romania's Supreme Council of National Defense (CSAT) will discuss how to tackle the rapid spread of disinformation online, emphasizing the need for swift responses to false narratives that circulate widely in just a matter of hours,
The largest film festival in the country kicks off this weekend in Cluj, while Bucharest has numerous music festivals going on.
The Confident Group, a corporate and brand communications cluster present in Bucharest and Barcelona, launches Confident Impact, its new sustainability-focused business line. The move marks a strategic expansion into comprehensive Sustainability services, including ESG and CSR specific solutions, tailored for both corporations and SMEs. Confident Impact is a growing one stop shop delivering a comprehensive,...
Bucharest’s five-star Radisson Blu Hotel launched “Art in Motion,” a pop-up exhibition developed in partnership with Art Safari, the largest organizer of art exhibitions in Eastern Europe. The exhibition can be viewed from early June to July 31 in public areas of the hotel. According to the hotel press release, the initiative underscores Bucharest’s role […]
Leading retail park owner M Core has invested more than EUR 150 million in the Romanian market over the past six months, significantly expanding its presence through a series of acquisitions and new developments. The company acquired Focșani Shopping Centre from KBC, Suceava Shopping City, and seven fully leased retail parks previously owned by MAS. […]
