All Dacia articles
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ArticleWatch: Dacia’s David Durand on winning the Concept Car Design of the Year
Car Design News editor James McLachlan speaks to Dacia design director David Durand about winning the Car Design Review 10 Concept Car Design of the Year
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ArticleFrom Paris with love: a comment on French car design
Christopher Butt takes a look at the return of robustness in French car design, as illustrated by two new concept cars in the Dacia Manifesto and Citroën Oli
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ArticleDacia’s Manifesto concept inspires new approaches to design
Car Design News caught up with Dacia’s vice president of design David Durand to discuss the exciting new Manifesto concept
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ArticleDacia appoints new VP of Design
Experienced Renault designer David Durand takes on a new role at Dacia, replacing Miles Nürnberger, who departs after less than a year in the role
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ArticleDacia appoints Miles Nürnberger as design director
Long-time Aston Martin designer Miles Nürnberger leaves to head up Dacia
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ArticleDacia’s chunky new Bigster concept to be brand ‘figurehead’
The design of Dacia vehicles could take a dramatic turn if the new Bigster concept is anything to go by
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Dacia Sandero
The Sandero is a second key model for the Romanian-built Dacia line-up, following the amazing sales success of the Logan in the European sales charts.
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Dacia Logan Steppe
Dacia unveiled its first-ever show car produced by Renault Design at Geneva.
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Dacia Logan Steppe concept
Dacia unveiled its first-ever show car produced by Renault Design at Geneva.
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Dacia Duster concept
The Duster is the first concept to come from the revived Dacia brand, owned by Renault, and was designed as a collaborative effort between Renault's central European design base in Bucharest, Romania and Renault Design Technocentre in Paris, where the model was built.
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Dacia Duster
Not many people visiting the Geneva show, car designers included, will likely pay much attention to the Dacia Duster debuting there this week.
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Dacia Logan MCV
The Dacia Logan MCV was unveiled at the Paris Motor Show as an extension to the low-budget Renault-owned brand currently sold in Eastern Europe and emerging markets.
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Dacia Logan pickup
The Dacia Logan pickup is the latest addition to the inexpensive Logan family, which already includes a saloon, an estate and a van. Made at the Pitesti plant in Romania, the new pickup addresses the needs of both business users (tradespeople and merchants) and private motorists looking for a practical ...
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Dacia Duster concept (w/ Video)
The Duster is Dacia's first concept crossover, blending the design characteristics of a sporting coupé with an MPV. Measuring 4.25m long, 1.64m wide and 1.49m high, the compact multifunctional vehicle includes many innovative design details.
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Dacia Duster (w/ Video)
Renault's Romanian subsidiary has unveiled the production Duster, a small all-terrain vehicle that the brand plans to launch in the European, Turkish and Maghreb markets.
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Dacia Lodgy
Renault's budget brand, Dacia, is set to further its position as Europe's fastest growing automotive manufacturer with the introduction of the Lodgy.
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Dacia Dokker
Dacia has expanded its range with the addition of two new models, the Dokker and the Dokker Van.
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Dacia Logan and Sandero [w/Galleries]
Dacia has released images of its new Logan sedan and the Sandero hatchback models ahead of their world debuts at next week's Paris motor show.
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Design Review: Dacia Duster concept
The cabin is a successful example of bringing together a number of current trends and giving them a new twist. The deeply bucketed driver's seat is incorporated in a structure which extends all the way from the sill to the center console, forming a sculptural, one-piece ensemble that echoes the ...
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Design Review: Dacia Duster concept
Renault's revival of the Dacia brand has been a resounding success in today's struggling car market. The original Logan model has gone on to sell over 750,000 units since 2004 and Renault feels it is now time to explore the next stage of the Dacia brand language - hence the ...
