DISCOVER THE CARS DACIA CITY CARS

100% electric, Eco-G 100 or petrol, discover our versatile city cars.     
Ideal for urban driving, the city car's small size and great manoeuvrability make it easy to manoeuvre and park in town.  
Dacia city car range - Sandero front end

WHAT IS A CITY CAR?
The main characteristics expected of a city car are: small size, great manoeuvrability and optimised fuel consumption for journeys in urban and suburban areas.  

However, although they offer a more compact interior space, today's city cars often offer the same level of comfort, equipment and technology as saloons. Dacia city cars also stand out for their practicality and the size of the passenger compartment and boot.

Why should you choose a Dacia city car?

Versatile
Dacia city car range - Sandero
More than just city cars
Perfect for the city and beyond. Go wherever you want with your Dacia:
  • 5 doors and 4 full-sized seats for adults
  • generous boot space, among the best load capacities in their categories
  • plenty of clever storage space throughout the cabin
  • higher ground clearance for Dacia Spring
Comfortable
Dacia city car range - Cars packed with features
Cars packed with features
Depending on the version, Dacia city cars are equipped with all the technological comfort you need:
  • air-conditioning system for optimum thermal comfort
  • intelligent driver-assistance systems for safe manoeuvring
  • connected navigation to make your day-to-day journeys easier with real-time traffic information 
100% electric
Dacia city car range - Sandero - The electric lifestyle
The electric lifestyle
Dacia Spring offers a 100% electric powertrain:
  • with two 70 hp and 100 hp motors
  • capable of covering up to 6 days of city journeys on average
  • with V2L bidirectional charging to power certain household appliances from the car's battery

Dacia city cars

Dacia Sandero city car
Dacia Sandero
available with TCe 100 powertrains

Your questions about city cars

What's the difference between a city car and a saloon?
While these two models may sometimes look similar, they each have their own characteristics, with their own advantages and disadvantages.
A saloon, for example, is generally longer and more imposing than a city car.
Another difference is that the city car will be more agile in the city, as the saloon is primarily a road car designed for long journeys.
Finally, saloons generally consume more fuel than city cars, and cost more to buy.
How to recognise a city car?
By definition, a city car is a car designed primarily for city driving:
  • compact size for easy parking
  • excellent handling for manoeuvering
  • fuel savings
  • reduced maintenance costs
Can you take a city car on a long journey?
Yes, in theory there's nothing to stop you using a city car for long journeys.
However, in practice, some models are more suitable than others, and to travel in good conditions, you'll need to consider a number of criteria:
  • Engine power for motorway use
  • The quality of the suspension and the solidity of the chassis for roadholding 
  • Range, especially for electric cars
  • Consumption for fuel-powered cars
  • Equipment, including available driver-assistance systems
  • Comfort, especially soundproofing and air conditioning
  • Ample interior space for all passengers
  • Suitable boot space for luggage.