In 2025, Dacia sold 697,408 vehicles, posting a 3.1% growth compared with 2024. What’s more, the year marked a historic milestone, with the brand exceeding 10 million vehicles sold since 2004.

The brand’s performance confirms the relevance of its positioning based on offering best-in-class value for money. In Europe, Dacia recorded a record PC+LCV* market share of 4%, up 0.1 points vs 2024. The brand retained its 10th position in the European rankings.

Furthermore, a record PC* market share of 4.5%, up slightly by 0.03 points vs 2024, kept Dacia in 9th place in Europe.

In 2025, Dacia climbed to second place on the European podium for sales to retail customers, with a market share of 7.9%.

GROWTH DRIVEN BY FIVE CORE MODELS
Dacia’s strong results were driven by the five core models of the brand.

Sandero recorded 289,295 worldwide sales in 2025. It is Europe’s best-selling passenger car across all channels for the second consecutive year and remains the number one vehicle sold to private customers in Europe since 2017. Since its launch, over 3.5 million Sandero vehicles have been sold worldwide.

Duster achieved 193,974 worldwide sales. It is the second best-selling SUV to retail customers in Europe. Since its launch in 2010, more than 2.8 million Duster vehicles are now on the road.

Bigster is the best-selling C-SUV to retail customers in Europe in the second half of 2025, with 67,573 sold worldwide.

Spring recorded 35,034 sales worldwide. It saw 53% growth compared with 2024 and for first time, is the best-selling electric vehicle in the A-segment in Europe across all channels.

Jogger, with 73,695 units sold worldwide in 2025, places in the top 5 European C-segment (excluding SUVs).

The attractiveness of the Dacia range is reflected in its ability to conquer new customers, while retaining existing ones, demonstrating strength in both product quality and the brand’s long-term vision.

This momentum is further confirmed by a 70% customer loyalty rate, illustrating trust and satisfaction. Loyalty is underpinned by high and improving customer satisfaction levels in 2025, both in sales and aftersales.

In addition, price competitiveness, a cornerstone of Dacia’s strategy, continues to support a high uptake for top trim levels. By offering attractive pricing, the brand enables customers to access higher-specification versions more easily.

OUTLOOK FOR 2026
In 2026, Dacia will continue the electrification of its range, with the ambition to offer a hybrid or 100% electric version for every model in response to a growing demand for sustainable and affordable mobility.

As part of this strategy, the brand has announced the upcoming launch of an A-segment electric vehicle, designed to complement and renew Dacia’s electric city car offering and to make electric mobility even more accessible to a wider audience.

In 2026, the brand will also introduce a new ICE and hybrid car in the C-segment.

At the same time, Dacia is expanding its electrified powertrain portfolio with the launch of a petrol hybrid 4×4 powertrain, available on Duster and Bigster, further strengthening the brand’s versatility.

Dacia is offering an otherworldly way to experience the great outdoors with a night in its ‘Million Star Hotel’ – a one-of-a-kind destination in which the Dacia Bigster becomes a cosy mobile stargazing suite and the entire galaxy is your ceiling.

In the heart of Scotland’s Galloway Forest Park, the UK’s first certified Dark Sky Park, the Million Star Hotel will consist of a fleet of Dacia Bigster SUVs, with the brand set to reward adventure seekers with an all-expenses-paid night of magical astronomy and deep slumber.

Thanks to Dacia’s innovative Sleep Pack, Bigster will double as a hotel, proving that a ‘luxury’ experience need not be defined by excess, but by the perfect ingredients – a comfortable bed, good company, and a blanket of countless stars overhead.

Dacia’s Sleep Pack transforms the car’s interior into a fold-away double bed with a comfortable 190cm mattress. It can also act as a tray table for picnics and provides handy storage for luggage even when the bed is extended. The panoramic sunroof turns the sky into your own personal planetarium.

Guests will swap bustling hotel lobbies for whispering trees, the crisp night air, and a glittering canopy of constellations overhead. Kayaking, fishing, open-fire cooking and more will be available for guests for a true outdoor experience.

What’s more, the stars (and planets) could align as the hotel opens at the same time as a rare and hotly anticipated astronomical event of the year. Guests will have the chance to experience a rare six-planet alignment, where Venus, Jupiter, Saturn, and Mercury are easier to spot with the naked eye.

Fun, simple, and unpretentious, the Million Star Hotel embodies Dacia’s approach to adventure: simple, accessible experiences with everything you need, nothing you don’t.

Reservations at the Million Star Hotel will be taken for 25 – 26 February 2026, available via ballot. UK explorers who wish to enter the draw can do so via www.dacia.co.uk/million-star-hotel. T&Cs apply.

Dacia has once again proved its enduring appeal to UK car buyers, with two major wins at the 2025 Auto Express Used Car Awards. The rugged and ever-popular Dacia Duster secured the Best Mid-Sized SUV of the Year title for an incredible third year in a row, while the versatile Dacia Jogger claimed the Best Used MPV of the Year award.

The annual Auto Express Used Car Awards celebrate the very best pre-owned models across a range of categories, considering factors such as reliability, affordability, everyday usability and owner feedback from the magazine’s comprehensive Driver Power survey.

“Dacia has always stood for excellent low-cost motoring, but the two cars that each picked up an Auto Express Used Car Awards victory are much more than just good value,” said Auto Express Editor, Paul Barker. “The Duster, our Mid-sized SUV of the Year, was a huge step up in quality over its predecessor, while the Used MPV of the Year, Jogger, offers seven-seat capability in an understatedly stylish package. But both Dacias exceed expectations in what you get for the money and are far from being just an option for those on a budget.”

Winning for the third consecutive year underlines the Duster’s status as one of the UK’s most dependable and desirable used SUVs. Its blend of practicality, capability and low running costs continues to set it apart in a crowded segment.

Meanwhile, the Jogger’s victory in the MPV category highlights Dacia’s strength in delivering family-focused vehicles that combine impressive space, clever design and exceptional value, qualities that resonate strongly in the used car market.

Luke Broad, Dacia Brand Director for the UK, said: “These awards really speak to what Dacia stands for. The Duster and Jogger both show that a car doesn’t have to be expensive or complicated to be genuinely good at what it does. Owners value them for their honesty, reliability and practicality, and those criteria are just as important for used car buyers. To see both models recognised by Auto Express reinforces that our approach is working, and that our cars continue to deliver long after they’ve left the showroom.”

Available in a choice of three generously-equipped trim levels and three powertrain options – including an advanced hybrid and a 4×4 version that offers genuine ‘go anywhere’ capability – the Dacia Duster offers a compelling blend of robust styling, a practical interior, and a comprehensive array of safety and driver assistance systems, all for prices starting from just £21,820 on-the-road.

Priced from £20,270 on-the-road, the Dacia Jogger combines the practicality of a family estate with the rugged style of an SUV to offer genuine all-day comfort for seven adults. Features such as innovative smartphone connectivity options, modular roof bars, and easily removable split-folding seats with almost 60 possible configurations, make it perfect for the next family adventure.

Dacia remains the undisputed value champion after being crowned the UK’s ‘Best Value Brand’ at the Autotrader Drivers’ Choice Awards 2025 for an amazing seventh time.

This award proves once again that Dacia is unrivalled in its unique ability to blend the quality, practicality and robustness that UK consumers expect, all for the best value price on the market.

The Autotrader Drivers’ Choice Awards – formerly known as the Autotrader New Car Awards – are different from other car honours. The winners aren’t decided by the opinion of industry insiders, but by car owners, the people whose opinion matters the most.

This year’s winners were determined by 225,000 UK owners who completed an online survey. Within the survey, those who have bought, driven and lived with their cars were asked to rate them according to a range of lifestyle factors. This methodology ensures that the awards are truly reflective of what UK consumers truly think of their car and what they want from it.

Erin Baker, Autotrader’s Editorial Director, said: “Dacia continues to delight those owners looking for a great value car that doesn’t compromise on the driving experience. Models from the brand consistently scored top marks when it comes to value with one owner telling us that ‘value for money is the best thing about my Dacia. It offers all the functions that I want, in a quality package that suits my needs at a much lower price than other manufacturers.’ I couldn’t put it better myself!”

Luke Broad, Dacia Brand Director for the UK said: “Dacia offers the best value cars in the UK, full stop. We’ve been able to consistently dominate the ‘Best Value Brand’ category by complementing exceedingly attractive purchase prices with generous levels of equipment. Regardless of how customers’ expectations and automotive technologies evolve, we will always ensure Dacia’s commitment to providing the essentials, all for the best value, remains unchanged and unrivalled.”

Dacia’s newest model, Bigster, is the epitome of good value. Priced from £25,215 on-the-road, with the whole range coming in under £30,000, it marks the start of Dacia officially shaking up the C-SUV segment in the UK, offering buyers of larger, family-friendly cars the robust, well-equipped, great value for money that they have been longing for.

Dacia also sells the UK’s most affordable new electric car, the Spring. Available from £14,995, it was conceived to make electric mobility accessible to all, offering comprehensive standard specification and everyday usability. 

The brand doesn’t stop there! It isn’t just Dacia’s cars that represent good value. Owners can now sit back, relax and have peace of mind with Dacia Zen – the brand’s warranty that offers up to seven years of cover and which underlines the confidence it has in its robust vehicles.

Available to owners of all Dacia vehicles that are up to six years old and have covered less than 75,000 miles, Dacia Zen is renewed for free following each annual service completed by an official Dacia retailer.

Tourists visiting the beautiful Kentish seaside town of Deal had a cod-send when they were served free chips by TikTok’s Chip Shop Diva, Destiny Harold, to celebrate National Fish and Chip Day (6 June).

For one day only, the historic pier in the aptly named town, hosed the Dacia Batter-y Power Chip Shop, complete with dual tabletop fryers powered by the Vehicle to Load (V2L) technology on the fully electric Dacia Spring.

Vehicle to Load allows users to plug in and operate almost any mains-powered household device using the car’s battery.

Things only got batter for the public as Destiny and the pop-up chippy handed out over 300 freebie cones of chips, as well as a limited run of battered fish, over the course of a busy lunch break, much to the delight of passersby.

It was no surprise to see an orderly queue forming at this quintessentially British seaside scene, as research by Dacia revealed that a whopping 66% of Brits like to treat themselves to fish and chips when on holiday.

Almost half of those surveyed (46%) said a holiday isn’t complete without the delicacy, naming cod (48%) and haddock (19%) as the most popular fish options, while 69% said a portion of chips is their main order. Almost three quarters (71%) said that fish and chips tastes better by the seaside.

Dacia worked with local chippy, The Blue Mermaid Fish Bar in Deal, to deliver the event for National Fish and Chip Day. It is celebrating its 10^th year in 2025 and was founded to raise awareness of and to promote local fish and chip shop businesses.

Luke Broad, Dacia Brand Director for the UK said: “Cooking chips using the Vehicle to Load technology on the Dacia Spring is a fun way to show just how versatile our cars are. Where better to take the UK’s most affordable new electric car than to Deal? It’s a great fit!” 

James Cornish, Food Psychologist, said: “There are few things that unite the British public quite like fish and chips. Golden, salty, comforting, and steeped in history, this timeless dish is more than a meal – it’s a national treasure. Loved across generations, social classes, and regions, it’s one of those rare things that truly brings us together.

“There’s a certain kind of magic in fish and chips – a simple meal that somehow carries the weight of memory, comfort and delight. Maybe it’s because we don’t expect too much from humble food, but we are delighted because it delivers more than we expected.”

As the UK’s most affordable new electric car, priced from £14,995, the Spring is an incredible deal and often described as “cheap as chips”, offering more than customers would expect at its price point. Using it to give away the nation’s favourite seaside treat in Deal brought together the food of the people with an electric car designed to make electric mobility accessible for all.

Destiny Harold, also known as the Chip Shop Diva, said: “I’ve had a lovely time in Deal with Dacia – what could be better than free chippy chips?”

The Celtic Dagger Expedition, a pioneering history-hunting adventure that took place between 17 – 24 May on the rugged west coast of Scotland, has been successful, thanks to an expert crew and two Dacia Dusters.

The team, searching for World War II artefacts left behind during the build up to secret operations that would eventually liberate Europe, found munitions, debris, and relics of the first amphibious training operations run the Commandos and SOE – the Special Operations Executive.

These historical remnants, left on land and the seabed during secret military training during WWII, have helped build a picture of what was involved in the preparation. Using methodical surveying techniques to find relics beneath the sand, the team’s diving operations were the first ever to take place where the amphibious landings had been rehearsed from June 1940 onwards.

Two Dacia Duster Extreme mild hybrid 130 4x4s deftly tackled some of Scotland’s harshest terrain and hard-to-reach areas in order to support the expedition. The team, made up of a marine archaeologist, a Royal Engineer bomb disposal diver, two marine biologists and a world-record-holding female powerboat racer, also relied on the SUVs to transport their supplies and diving equipment.

The expedition was expertly led by marine conservationist, broadcaster and former Royal Marine, Monty Halls, who is no fool when it comes to conquering challenging conditions. His most notable adventures include leading a multi-disciplinary team to the discovery of a sunken city off the Indian coast, three expeditions to Malawi to explore the ecosystems of the famous freshwater lake, and one to South Africa diving for evidence of prehistoric settlements in cave systems off the Cape.

Usually using a Duster for the school run, Monty proves that Dacia’s robust SUV is perfect for those embarking on everything from epic expeditions to life’s everyday adventures. The Duster’s tough exterior design, class-leading ground clearance of 217mm and famed value for money, make it the ultimate ‘go anywhere’ vehicle. With the option of 4×4 transmission, the new Duster also has the benefit of Hill Descent Control and a 4×4 Terrain Control system with five driving modes: Auto, Snow, Mud / Sand, 4×4 and Eco.

Monty Halls commented: “Everyone who drove the Duster on- or off-road in Scotland was really impressed with its ability to go anywhere and take all our equipment wherever we needed it. The expeditions I lead require the best kit, and the Duster did not disappoint. On these projects we look for reliability above all other things, and these vehicles never let us down. They took everything we threw at them and then got us home in style.”

Luke Broad, Dacia Brand Director for the UK, added: “Instead of the typical 4×4 usually associated with this type of expedition, it’s great that Monty chose the Dacia Duster. It’s clear proof that it’s the perfect car for any adventure, near or far, and it doesn’t have to break the bank either.”

Dubbed one of the most hotly anticipated cars of 2025, the Dacia Bigster is now officially available to order. Offers start from only £141 per month on a 4.9% APR representative, 2-year PCP deal*, with a customer deposit of £6,249.

For those who want to match their deposit and monthly payment, offers start from £360 a month on a 7.9% APR representative, 4-year PCP deal**.

What’s more, Brits who wish to purchase Bigster with the all-new hybrid 155 powertrain can do so for under £300 a month with offers starting from £299 a month on a 7.9% APR representative 4-year PCP***, with a customer deposit of £4,604.

With on-the-road prices starting from £24,995, Bigster is tailored to the specific requirements of a steadily growing market. With consumers facing spiralling costs, it offers buyers of larger family friendly cars the robust, well-equipped, great value for money that they have been longing for.

Already, without any cars in the UK for the public to test, Bigster has received over 500 pre-orders since early January, with customers placing a £250 deposit.

Dacia’s newest model is available in a choice of three trim levels, mild and full hybrid petrol engines, plus the option of 4×4. Expression, Journey and Extreme trim levels all benefit from generous standard specifications including keyless entry, a 10.1-inch central touchscreen Multiview camera, front and rear parking sensors, dual zone automatic air conditioning, alloy wheels, automatic wipers and Hill Start Assist. Journey and Extreme trim levels also gain a heated steering wheel, heated front seats, rear window privacy glass, wireless phone charging, plus the option of a two-tone black painted roof.

Bigster is expected to arrive in Dacia retailers next month, with the first customer deliveries taking place in spring.

Dacia achieves a record market share in 2024 and remains strongly on the European podium for retail customers.

RECORD MARKET SHARE IN EUROPE
Dacia sold 676,340 vehicles in 2024, registering 2.7% growth compared with 2023. 2024 also marked a milestone in the history of Dacia, having now sold over 9 million vehicles since 2004.

Dacia is outperforming the market, with sales up 1.6% in 2024 compared with 2023. The brand’s sales performance confirms the relevance of its positioning based on offering the best value for money.

In Europe, Dacia recorded:

• A record market share in PC+LCV^* at 3.9%, up 0.1 points vs 2023. The brand has moved up one place in the rankings compared with 2023 and is now in the European Top 10^*.
• A record PC^* market share of 4.5%, up 0.1 points vs 2023. This puts the brand one place higher than in 2023, in 9^th position.

In 2024, Dacia has achieved an 8.2% share of PC sales to retail customers (8.3% in 2023), solidifying its place on the European podium for the fourth year running.

These good results were driven by strong performances in a number of European countries, which recorded an all-time high in terms of PC market share: 4.2% in Austria (up 0.2 points on 2023), 5.2% in Belgium-Luxembourg (up 1 points on 2023), 2.5% in Germany (up 0.1 points on 2023), 6.2% in Italy (up 0.8 points on 2023), and 7.7% in Portugal (up 0.3 points on 2023).

Some countries recorded very strong growth in volumes, with increases of over 10%: +13.2% in Austria, +15.4% in Belgium-Luxembourg, +20.2% in the Czech Republic, +13.1% in Italy, +16.3% in Morocco, +11.9% in Poland, +10.7% in Portugal and +12.4% in Spain.

A STRONG PRODUCT PLAN FEATURING FOUR KEY MODELS
Sandero, with 309,392 sales in 2024 (up 14.5% on 2023), is the best-selling vehicle in Europe across all channels, and the best-selling vehicle in the European retail market since 2017. Sandero is the first Dacia vehicle to sell more than 300,000 units in a single year.
Duster (generations 2 and 3) has retained its position as the best-selling SUV for retail customers in Europe since 2018. Duster is also the 2^nd most sold vehicle to retail customers in Europe. With 215,024 cars sold in 2024 (up 7.3% on 2023) in all countries, Duster has exceeded 2.5 million units on the road since its launch in 2010. The new generation, launched in 2024, will generate 29% of its sales from hybrid powertrains.
Spring‘s sales fell significantly in 2024 (-63% vs. 2023), mainly as a result of the reduction in government grants. However, the arrival of the new version in showrooms in September led to an increase in orders over the last three months.

As for Jogger, it sold 96,440 vehicles in 2024 (up 2.4% on 2023), maintaining its podium position in the non-SUV C-segment in the European retail market. Hybrid powertrains accounted for 29% of sales.

Also contributing to Dacia’s appeal is its ability to win over and retain its customers. Within the ‘Europe 5’, comprising of France, the United Kingdom, Germany, Italy and Spain, six in 10 Dacia customers were not previously Renault Group customers (62.3%). Eight in 10 Dacia customers go on to buy another Renault Group vehicle (81.1%).

Proof of the dynamism of the Dacia range, the models launched in 2024 are chosen by 78% of customers with the highest level of equipment, respectively 80% for Duster and 67% for Spring.

To strengthen customer loyalty, Dacia Zen warranty offers Dacia owners up to seven years of cover and is available to owners of all Dacia vehicles that are up to six years old and have covered less than 75,000 miles. Dacia Zen is renewed for free following each annual service completed by an official Dacia retailer.

OUTLOOK FOR 2025
In 2025, Dacia is embarking on an ambitious strategic phase with several major challenges.

With Bigster, Dacia is staying true to its values by offering the best value for money in the C-SUV segment. A first on the market, Bigster offers all the equipment expected by customers in the C-SUV segment, always at a Dacia price (from £24,995 in the UK with the full range under £30,000), true to the brand’s ‘best value for money’ positioning.

Bigster pre-orders are now open and will be available through the retail network from spring 2025.

Dacia will also be focusing on the electrification of its range by offering more hybrid powertrains, while remaining true to its strategy of offering simple, affordable vehicles.

With its involvement in the Dakar Rally and the World Rally-Raid Championship, the brand will continue in 2025 to express its robust and outdoor credentials in the most extreme terrain.

Denis Le Vot, Dacia CEO, said: “In 2024, Dacia once again demonstrated its ability to combine performance, robustness and accessibility. Our results testify to customers’ growing confidence in our models and confirm that we are pursuing our strategy.”

Hampshire-based John Davies has become the first UK customer to take delivery of an All-New Dacia Spring, after he collected his new car from Martins Dacia in Basingstoke earlier this month.

John Davies had no idea he would be the first to get behind the wheel of the All-New Dacia Spring, the UK’s most affordable new electric car, when he ordered it in June. He chose the Spring as he was keen to get an electric vehicle and after researching it online, and as an existing Dacia owner, was confident to order it before seeing one in the showroom.

The Dusty Khaki-finished Spring in Extreme trim is the third Dacia John Davies has bought from Martins Dacia in Basingstoke. Previous vehicles include a Dacia Sandero Stepway and his current car, the Dacia Duster, which he is changing for an All-New Duster later this year.

“As you can probably tell, I am a big fan of the Dacia brand and the quality of the service from the team at Martins Dacia. I was really keen to get an electric car and had complete trust in Dacia, so knew the Spring would be good and was happy to order it before seeing one. The Spring is perfect for commuting to work and will make my journeys cheaper,” said John Davies.

Chris Swain from Martins Dacia, Basingstoke, commented: “The All-New Dacia Spring completely rewrites the EV rulebook. It’s not surprising, then, that it has been winning awards even before it turned a wheel on UK soil. We’re thrilled to be a part of its story now it has finally arrived on UK shores. Given the huge number of enquiries we’ve received about Dacia’s all-electric game-changer, Mr Davies is going to be the first of many.”

Luke Broad, Dacia Brand Director for the UK, added: “This is a real milestone for Dacia, in so many ways. The first all-electric Dacia on UK roads also being the country’s most affordable new electric car is the perfect demonstration of everything we strive for as a brand – to offer customers exceptional value for money in a robust package that offers everything you need and nothing you don’t. We wish Mr Davies many happy miles of emissions-free motoring.”

Conceived to make electric mobility accessible to all, the All-New Spring combines incredible value with a comprehensive standard specification and everyday usability. It offers a choice of a 45 hp or 65 hp electric motor powered by a compact 26.8 kWh battery for a driving range of up to 140 miles (WLTP mixed), or 186 miles on the WLTP urban cycle. That’s enough for up to six days of driving on average in the city, while its 30 kW DC charger can deliver an 80% charge from flat in less than an hour.

Available in Expression or Extreme trim, standard specification includes a 7-inch digital instrument cluster, cruise control, manual air conditioning, rear parking sensors, Media Control system with USB port, electric front windows and remote central locking.

The All-New Dacia Spring can be ordered online via www.dacia.co.uk or at any official Dacia retailer, with prices starting from £14,995 on-the-road.

The effects of expensive tickets and dynamic pricing have been revealed as more than nearly half (47%) of Brits admitted that they have missed out on seeing their favourite music artist in the past two years alone. Taylor Swift, Coldplay and Oasis are the three artists most Brits missed out on seeing in the last two years despite wanting a ticket.

The ten most “out of budget” music artists for Brits are:

1. Oasis
2. Taylor Swift
3. Coldplay
4. Elton John
5. Take That
6. P!nk
7. Dua Lipa
8. Bruce Springsteen
9. Harry Styles
10. The Weeknd

Almost half (49%) even admitted to spending when they cannot afford it, with an average of £566¹ a year being unwillingly put towards non-essential experiences such as live music.

Of those who admitted to missing out on a gig from their favourite music artist, almost 1 in 5 (19%) cited ‘dynamic pricing’ as the key factor for their decision, while a further two in five (42%) simply cannot afford to go anymore.

Concertgoers continue to express their concerns about the unfairness of dynamic pricing and rising ticket prices, as, three in five (58%) admitted they shouldn’t have to pay more than £75 for a ticket to see their favourite music artists.

To give back to the fans who may have missed out, Dacia, the champions of everyday great value, is offering to help with a top entertainment experience, at a price everyone can afford… free of charge.

The un-dynamically priced ‘Dacia Spring Gig’, taking place at Protein Studios, London on 4 December 2024, will include performances from ‘Sham Fender’, followed by a headline performance from the supersonic band, ‘Shoasis’. To help take the event one step further, lighting and instruments will be powered using the Vehicle to Load technology on the fully electric All-New Dacia Spring, the UK’s most affordable new electric car.

As key players and politicians continue to discuss reform, the British public’s view could not be clearer, as an enormous 85% of Brits believe that dynamic pricing methods should be scrapped for ticketed events entirely and maximum ticket prices introduced. Meanwhile 1 hour 20 minutes was the average time Brits were prepared to wait in a virtual queue for live tickets.

Ticket pricing has proven to be catastrophic for concertgoers across the entirety of the UK, with many unable to afford the ever-increasing prices. The ten most affected cities can be found below:

1. Belfast
2. Glasgow
3. Manchester
4. Edinburgh
5. Brighton
6. Southampton
7. Newcastle
8. Sheffield
9. London
10. Liverpool

Luke Broad, Dacia Brand Director for the UK said: “In recent years, gigs and events across the UK have reached unfathomable costs, fuelled by resellers and dynamic pricing, that have priced out even the most loyal fans. At Dacia, we strive to offer great value for everyone, and this is at the core of our business. That’s why we’ve launched the ‘Dacia Spring Gig’ with undynamic pricing to give music lovers an unforgettable experience… This time, on us.”

Dacia has always been laser focused on ensuring their customers get the best value for money. No trick tactics, with simplicity at the heart.

The ‘Dacia Spring Gig’ will take place on Wednesday 4 December at Protein Studios, London, between 18h00 and 21h00. Head here to secure your ticket and ensure you don’t miss out. Full terms and conditions apply*