Dacia Spring · 2025

2025 Dacia Spring Expression

£11,990

Electric 70

Cost

Price Dacia's recommended retail price, which excludes metallic paint. The Cargo van version is £14,309.
£11,990

Battery

Battery Dacia quotes 24.3 kWh usable, not a gross figure.
24.3 kWh
Battery chemistry Dacia describes the pack as lithium-iron, so LFP. It is happy being charged to 100%.
LFP
Battery (usable)
24.3 kWh

Range

Range WLTP combined. Dacia also quotes 195 miles on the WLTP city cycle.
140 miles
Efficiency Derived from the 12.4 kWh per 100 km WLTP combined figure.
5 mi/kWh

Charging

Max fast charge power Standard on both trims: Dacia's brochure grid marks the 40 kW DC combination socket standard on the Expression and the Extreme alike. The second-generation Spring does not, and needs the Charge Pack for it.
40 kW
Fastest charge time 20 to 80% on a 40 kW charger.
29 mins
AC charge time 20 to 100% on a 7.4 kW single phase wallbox. £50 off a home charge point
3h 20m
Screen There is no central screen on the Expression. Media Control puts the radio and media on the 7-inch instrument panel and on your own phone.
No

Performance

Top speed
77 mph
Acceleration
12.3 secs
Motor
52 kW
Horsepower
70 hp
Torque
137 Nm

Details

Seating
4 seats

Dimensions

Turning circle
9.63 metres
Length
3,701 mm
Width Mirrors folded
1,583 mm
Height
1,489 mm
Weight Expression. The Extreme is 1,013 kg.
1,006 kg
Boot volume ISO 3832, which is a slightly different measure to the VDA figure most makers quote.
308 litres
Boot volume (max) With seats down
1,004 litres
Payload
331 kg
Wheelbase
2,423 mm
Width including mirrors What has to clear a garage door or a narrow lane.
1,767 mm

Tech

V2L (3-pin socket) The Extreme only. The brochure lists the bi-directional charging under its equipment and not under the Expression's.
No
App
Yes
Android Auto Not offered: mirroring needs the Extreme's Media Nav Live screen.
No
Apple CarPlay Not offered: mirroring needs the Extreme's Media Nav Live screen.
No

What you get

Wheels and exterior

  • 15-inch Resia steel wheels with grey and black covers Standard
  • Automatic headlights Standard
  • Manually adjustable door mirrors Standard
  • Heated rear window Standard

Charging

  • 7 kW onboard AC charger Standard
  • 40 kW DC combination socket for rapid charging Standard
  • Mode 3 Type 2 charging cable, for a home wallbox or a public post Standard

Screens and audio

  • 7-inch configurable digital instrument panel Standard
  • Media Control: DAB radio, one USB-C, two speakers, Bluetooth, steering wheel controls and the Dacia Media Control phone app Standard
  • Remote services through the My Dacia app for eight years: find my vehicle, charge scheduling and remote climate Standard
  • Software updates over the air, for up to five years Standard

Driver assistance

  • My Safety: your own driver assistance settings recalled in one press at start-up Standard
  • Automatic emergency braking with pedestrian, cyclist and motorbike detection Standard
  • Traffic sign recognition with speed alert Standard
  • Lane keeping assist Standard
  • Lane change warning Standard
  • Driver fatigue detection Standard
  • Rear parking sensors Standard

Comfort and convenience

  • Manual air conditioning Standard
  • Remote central locking Standard
  • Electric front windows Standard
  • Height-adjustable steering wheel Standard
  • Front 12 V socket Standard
  • Cruise control and speed limiter Standard
  • Eco mode Standard
  • Regenerative braking on the drive selector (mode B) Standard
  • Manual parking brake Standard
  • Two-tone fabric upholstery with Dacia embossing Standard

Practicality

  • Folding rear bench, one piece Standard
  • YouClip mounting points: three Standard
The new Dacia Spring, in Agave Spring head on, and 18 cm wider than the car it replaces Spring from the side, on the 16-inch Drava wheels Spring from behind The rear, with the Dacia name pressed into the trim strip rather than stuck on Spring on the street A 3.85 metre car in the place it was built for Spring on the road, where Dacia says most owners do 13 miles a day The short, high bonnet and the textured bumper cladding Charging at home, which is where three of every four Springs are charged Spring on a public charger The light signature: only the top half is lit, and the lower half reflects it DACIA moulded into the rear strip, angled to catch the light The Spring Electric badge and the tail light The 16-inch Drava steel wheel and its embellisher Type 2 above, CCS below: the DC pins only work with the optional Charge Pack Inside the Spring: a horizontal dashboard, and the Journey's 10.1-inch screen The cabin from above, in the bluish upholstery that echoes the Agave paint Media Nav Live, standard on the Journey, with eight years of connected maps Wireless Apple CarPlay on the Journey's screen The 7-inch instrument cluster, standard on both trims The drive selector, and the phone holder above it The back seats, which split 50/50 The boot: 337 litres, the biggest in the A-segment What 337 litres holds One half of the bench folded, on the way to 1,283 litres The boot floor comes out in two sections, so the space can be divided The optional 18 litre frunk, sized for the charging cable The first-generation Dacia Spring The first-generation Spring from the side The first-generation Spring on the road

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The new Dacia Spring, in Agave · Agave · © Dacia Spring head on, and 18 cm wider than the car it replaces · Agave · © Dacia Spring from the side, on the 16-inch Drava wheels · Agave · © Dacia Spring from behind · Agave · © Dacia The rear, with the Dacia name pressed into the trim strip rather than stuck on · Agave · © Dacia Spring on the street · Agave · © Dacia A 3.85 metre car in the place it was built for · Agave · © Dacia Spring on the road, where Dacia says most owners do 13 miles a day · Agave · © Dacia The short, high bonnet and the textured bumper cladding · Agave · © Dacia Charging at home, which is where three of every four Springs are charged · Agave · © Dacia Spring on a public charger · Agave · © Dacia The light signature: only the top half is lit, and the lower half reflects it · Agave · © Dacia DACIA moulded into the rear strip, angled to catch the light · Agave · © Dacia The Spring Electric badge and the tail light · Agave · © Dacia The 16-inch Drava steel wheel and its embellisher · Agave · © Dacia Type 2 above, CCS below: the DC pins only work with the optional Charge Pack · Agave · © Dacia Inside the Spring: a horizontal dashboard, and the Journey's 10.1-inch screen · © Dacia The cabin from above, in the bluish upholstery that echoes the Agave paint · © Dacia Media Nav Live, standard on the Journey, with eight years of connected maps · © Dacia Wireless Apple CarPlay on the Journey's screen · © Dacia The 7-inch instrument cluster, standard on both trims · © Dacia The drive selector, and the phone holder above it · © Dacia The back seats, which split 50/50 · © Dacia The boot: 337 litres, the biggest in the A-segment · © Dacia What 337 litres holds · © Dacia One half of the bench folded, on the way to 1,283 litres · © Dacia The boot floor comes out in two sections, so the space can be divided · © Dacia The optional 18 litre frunk, sized for the charging cable · © Dacia The first-generation Dacia Spring · © Dacia The first-generation Spring from the side · © Dacia The first-generation Spring on the road · © Dacia

What it costs to run

A full charge at home could cost £1.70, or 1.4p per mile.*

Based on Intelligent Octopus Go, an EV tariff from Octopus Energy (£50 off when you switch). * At 7p a unit, using the manufacturer's WLTP efficiency figure. What you actually pay depends on how, and where, you drive.

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Prices and specifications correct as of 8 September 2026. Source: Dacia Spring UK e-brochure and configurator, model year 2026.

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