The first electric Dacia will be ready to hit the market in 2020

On Paris International Motor Show brought us a pleasant surprise. Renault presented to the whole world his vision of what the electric vehicle will be like for the people, the K-ZE. This model, which was part of the A-segment SUV segment, had an electric motor and a battery pack that offered it a autonomy de 250 kilometers.

El Renault K-ZE, for now it will only reach the Chinese market, but Dacia has a solution. As we all know, the Romanian firm is responsible for covering the entry segment to the range of the French manufacturer. Therefore, it was a matter of time before the Renault Group assigned it the task of developing its own version. Now, we already know that they are working on its adaptation and that it should be on the market in 2020.

Electric Dacia, with Renault technology

This news has been given by the same Jean Christophe Kugler, maximum responsible for Dacia for Europe. According to him, the firm's electric will be affordable and would have a range of approximately 200 kilometers. These have been the only official data that it has provided, although you don't have to be a lynx to understand that its technical development is the same as the Renault K-ZE.

There could also be another situation, not at all ruled out. The current generation of Renault ZOE is about to be relieved by another. Over the years that it has been for sale, it has seen its engine capacity modified and increased. battery pack. So, Dacia could pull these mechanical organs, which are already amortized, and give them a second chance. In this way, the Economic performance would continue to be positive and would cover part of the costs for the development of new electric drives.

In any case, Dacia has confirmed that your first XNUMX% electric car It will be a reality in the next decade. This fact places its arrival on the market in 2020 or early 2021. In any case, the Romanian house is determined to hit the table and show the whole world what they are capable of. Of course, with the advances of Renault, Nissan and Mitsubishi, everything becomes easier.

Source – Dacia