UK’s cheapest electric car gets cheaper with Dacia Spring ‘boost’
Dacia has announced a new special offer on the Spring that makes the UK’s cheapest electric car even more affordable.
Throughout September buyers are being offered a £500 contribution to the cost of the compact EV, bringing the entry price below £14,500.
The ‘electric boost’ offer has been announced ahead of the first customer deliveries beginning in October and applies to cash and finance buyers across all trim levels.
Dacia says the deal has been designed to make it even easier for car buyers to transition from petrol or diesel to electric and gives Spring customers £500 towards their PCP deposit when financing their new car through Dacia.
On a four-year PCP package, the entry-level Expression 45 version is now £158 per month – down from £169 – with the more powerful Expression 65 and Extreme 65 trim levels costing £168 and £178 per month respectively.
Alternatively, cash customers are being offered the same £500 contribution, bringing the Expression 45 down to £14,495, the Expression 65 to £15,495 and the range-topping Extreme 65 to £16,495.
The Spring is the cheapest fully electric car on the market, and all Expression versions come with a 7-inch digital instrument cluster, cruise control, manual air conditioning, rear parking sensors, Media Control system with USB port, electric front windows and remote central locking
The Extreme trim, which only comes with the more powerful 64bhp motor, adds copper interior and exterior finishes, electric mirrors and rear windows, a 10-inch central touchscreen with wireless cApple CarPlay and Android Auto, plus bi-directional charging capability.
