Dacia, the low cost car of the French group Renault, will launch several electric models in future, starting with the next Sandero, which will appear in 2027, according to director Denis Le Vot, Reuters informs. At present, Dacia offers a single fully electric model, Spring, while the company hopes that placing Dacia in the area of accessible prices, makes it a good competitor in the context of the imminent Chinese offensive in the European market. Sandero, for which a fully electric solution will be found, was the best sold car in Europe last year. Previously, Renault group had announced that Dacia sales in the world went up by 2.7% last year, to 676,340 cars, reaching record levels in the market, especially in Italy (13.1%), Morocco (16.3%), Belgium and Luxembourg (15.4%). This result was determined by the solid production plan based on four basic models, Sandero, Duster, Jogger and Spring. The tendency will continue in 2025 with the new model Bigster, for which orders were launched in early January, and which will be available in spring 2025. In 2025, the trademark intends to continue its strategy based on essential elements, expanding C segment with Bigster and concentrating on electrification, three makes with hybrid propulsion systems being now available. (Jogger, Duster and Bigster). (Photo:https://www.dacia.ro/)
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JTI Romania is the Top Employer for the 12th year in a row, being ranked third amongst 44 companies locally awarded, after an assessment conducted by the Top Employers Institute. The company was rated for about 20 criteria such as leadership, talent acquisition, on-boarding, digital HR, work environment, career development, learning, ethics & integrity, diversity, […]
Romanian defense minister Angel Tîlvăr stated that the contract for the Patriot system, which will replace the one ceded by Romania to Ukraine, is expected to be signed in February. The minister commended the decision of the United State government to approve the delivery of three Patriot systems to Romania. Raytheon stated it will collaborate […]
Romanian companies are entering 2025 with cautious optimism, focusing on managing risks and controlling costs, according to the Deloitte 2025 Romania CFO Survey conducted at the end of last year among approximately 130 Chief Financial Officers (CFOs). Most of the Romanian CFOs predict an increase in revenues for this year (58%), but their share has […]
Several employees of the Romanian Senate began protesting and booing while the president of the upper Chamber was announcing that staff restructuring would be implemented to reduce public spending. Ilie Bolojan, president of the National Liberal Party and head of the Senate, announced a reduction in the organizational chart from 796 positions to 618 positions. […]
The members of the Romanian angel investor network TechAngels put EUR 2.757 million in direct investments in tech startups in the second half of 2024, almost triple the amount invested in the year's first half. The investments for the entire 2024 rose to EUR 3.777 million, a 25% year-on-year increase. The rounds backed by TechAngels […]
