Romania: Dacia expands C-segment line-up with all-new Striker crossover (…)

July 8, 2026

Dacia expands C-segment line-up with all-new Striker crossover priced under EUR 25,000
Jul 8, 2026

Dacia expands C-segment line-up with all-new Striker crossover priced under EUR 25,000.

Romanian car brand Dacia announced the launch of a new C-segment car, the Striker. The new model is a crossover designed to complement the (…)

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