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Dacia Spring: UK’s most affordable EV now available to order

It can be yours for just £169 per month.

Dacia Spring arrives in the UK

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By: Angel Sergeev

Jun 5, 2024 at 4:32am ET

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Unveiled in March of this year in the United Kingdom, the revised Dacia Spring is now officially available for orders in the UK. With a competitive starting price of £14,995 OTR, this pure-electric supermini is effectively the most affordable EV money can buy in Britain that aims to address one of the main barriers to electric vehicle adoption: the high initial purchase cost.

For those opting for a finance plan, the Spring can be yours for just £169 per month on a 3.9 per cent APR representative Personal Contract Purchase (PCP) deal. This four-year plan requires an initial customer deposit of £2,325.

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Stepping up from the entry-level model, Dacia offers the Expression 65, featuring a more powerful motor. This variant is available for an additional £10 per month, bringing the total to £179 per month with a deposit of £2,721 under the same PCP terms.

For those seeking top-tier features, the flagship Extreme 65 version combines the most robust motor with the highest standard equipment. It’s priced at £189 per month following a deposit of £2,763, under the same finance package.

Dacia also presents a unique financing option where the deposit matches the monthly payment. This means the Expression, Expression 65, and Extreme 65 are available for £2,173, £2,354, and £2,465 per month respectively, still under the four-year, 3.9 per cent APR representative PCP deal.

New Dacia Spring Expression 45 representative example:

Cash price

£14,995

Customer deposit

£2,325

Total amount of credit

£12,670

Monthly payments

£169

Optional final payment

£6,033

Total amount payable

£16,470

Cost of credit

£1,475

Duration

49 months

Representative APR

3.9% APR

Fixed interest rate p.a.

3.9%

Annual mileage

6,000 miles

Adding to the convenience, Dacia's partnership with Mobilize Power Solutions allows customers to integrate the cost of a home charger into their monthly payments for less than £20 per month. This enables buyers to install a domestic charger that leverages smart off-peak tariffs, charging the Dacia Spring for less than £2.

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As a reminder, the Romanian EV hatch offers a choice between Expression and Extreme trim levels in the UK and boasts a range of up to 140 miles on the WLTP mixed cycle or 186 miles on the WLTP urban cycle. It can be equipped with either a 45 PS or a more powerful 65 PS electric motor. Using a suitable domestic outlet, the compact 26.8 kWh battery can be charged from 20 per cent to 100 per cent in less than 11 hours, or just four hours using a 7 kW charger.

New Dacia Spring UK pricing:

Version

Benefit In Kind

Basic Price

VAT (20%)

Total Retail Price

VED

Delivery Charge

First Registration Fee

Price (OTR)

Expression Electric 45

2%

£11,954.17

£2,390.83

£14,345.00

£0

£595

£55

£14,995

Expression Electric 65

2%

£12,787.50

£2,557.50

£15,345.00

£0

£595

£55

£15,995

Extreme Electric 65

2%

£13,620.83

£2,724.17

£16,345.00

£0

£595

£55

£16,995

New Spring arrives in the UK:

New Dacia Spring becomes UK's most affordable new EV

UK's cheapest new electric car goes on sale next week

Source: Dacia

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