Dacia boosts production in Spain with new hybrid engines for its entire range
The automotive brand Dacia has announced a major technological update for its vehicles. With the goal of moving toward more sustainable mobility, the company has decided to extend its hybrid technology to its entire range, further reinforcing its commitment to the Spanish automotive industry.
The manufacturer has unveiled two new engines that stand out for having been developed and manufactured in Spain. The first of these is the 'hybrid 155' engine, which will be integrated into the Sandero model, one of the most popular cars in the Spanish market. This addition seeks to improve the vehicle's energy efficiency without sacrificing its usual performance.
On the other hand, the brand has introduced the 'tribrid 150 4x4' engine, designed specifically for the Duster and Bigster models. This technology is intended to offer better performance on difficult terrain, combining the power of the hybrid system with the all-wheel-drive capabilities that characterize these SUVs.
This commitment to local manufacturing underscores the relevance of Spanish plants in Dacia's global strategy. By producing these engines within the country, the company not only improves its supply chain but also supports job creation and technological development in Spain's automotive sector.
With these launches, Dacia continues its electrification process, offering drivers more varied and efficient options. These new models are expected to reach dealerships soon, allowing Spanish consumers to access advanced, domestically manufactured technologies.