The new Dacia Spring works best as a city car and is fun to drive, in a “back-to-basics way”, said Auto Express. Light and easy to manoeuvre, it has a tight turning circle – but there are problems.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. U.K.-based Neil Winton covers the European Auto industry. Europe needs a cheap vehicle to fire-up the electric revolution and ...

The original Fiat Panda vibes are strong with this one. Equally, this could well be what 70mph on the A34 feels like in an Ikea chest of drawers. A good one, mind you, that’s had all of those funny ...

On first impression, the Dacia Spring makes a tempting case for itself, with its low price making it easier to overlook the flaws that often come with a car built down to a budget. However, delve a ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Is this the UK’s cheapest electric car? (Dacia) The Dacia Spring is a smash hit across continental Europe. It’s another typically ...

Keenly priced. Outstanding value. Fun to drive. Nippy and agile in the city. Packed with driver systems. Efficient. City-focused range. A lot of body roll in the corners. Basic (but honest) trim.

In the Dacia Spring, by far the cheapest electric car on our market, a spring revival is taking place: electric motors with 52 kW and 75 kW will replace the previous units with 33 kW and 48 kW for the ...