Britain's Cheapest New Electric Car: The Spring

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The Spring is Britain's cheapest new electric car, with prices starting from £14,995. It offers low power options and comes with various features.

Say hello to Britain's cheapest new electric car - the Spring can be pre-ordered now with a £99 deposit. Its freshly updated Spring will indeed be Britain’s cheapest new EV, with prices set to start from £14,995. That makes it one of the top 10 most affordable cars for sale today, electric or otherwise. Those bemoaning the availability of fairly inexpensive, simple, unpretentious small cars, step right up.

As is Dacia tradition, however, that alluringly low entry price is for the model that very few people will buy. In this case, that’s because the £15k Spring is the lower-powered Expression trim, and lower powered in this case means… 45hp. Which is gardening tool levels of power. The more potent (all things being relative) and likely more popular Spring has 65hp; that output is available in both £16k Expression and £17k Extreme spec. Both the Spring Expressions get electric front windows, rear parking sensors, ‘Media Control system with USB port’, a seven-inch digital dash and air con

 

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