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Dacia desafía a las marcas chinas: menos de 10.000 euros por el coche eléctrico más barato del mercado

January 13, 2026

La marca rumana del Grupo Renault lanza una campaña de descuentos de más de 9.000 euros para sacudir el mercado de los coches eléctricos pequeños y hacer frente a sus rivales asiáticos como el BYD Dolphin Surf, el Hyundai Inster y el Leapmotor T03.

Source: Dacia desafía a las marcas chinas: menos de 10.000 euros por el coche eléctrico más barato del mercado

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