Dacia looks to new compact Bigster to drive 2025 sales growth

Deliveries of the compact Dacia Bigster SUV start this spring. The Bigster is built on an extended CMF-B platform, originally designed for small cars. (DACIA)

January 20, 2025 09:31 AM

This will be “the year of the compact segment” at Dacia, CEO Denis Le Vot said, as Renault Group’s “value for money” brand foresees more growth in 2025.

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