But how can men be men if they drive that pussy little thing? Only 23 kWh and 70 bhp? I bet it couldn't even hold up my truck nuts. /s
this post was submitted on 07 Jan 2026
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Not a Spring or even an EV, but my Sandero pushes out 70hp and it's a fantastic car. One litre of pure rage and agricultural gearbox.
I'm a big Dacia fan. I'd deffo buy a Spring if I could.
At the moment though living semi-rurally, there isn't really the financial incentive or contingency planning available for having both cars as EVs otherwise I'd be all over the Spring.
I’m a big Dacia fan.
This is a Dacia badged Dongfeng EV. Affectionately known as the Little Dong.
I don't need to compensate. I like small cars - they are so much more agile on the road. I don't need more power - it doesn't take much skill to make up for low horsepower, and again I don't need to prove anything with my car.
*cries quietly in ‘merican*
It appears that the Dacia Spring is now the cheapest new car in germany. Most small cars currently have their base price at approx. 15.000€, and the Dacia Spring is available for 11.900€.
“Good news…”
