2022 Dacia Jogger unveiledDerek Fung The new Dacia Jogger people mover retains the company's focus on value, but adds a dash of style the soon-to-be-replaced Lodgy never had.1 month agoComments
What to expect from the 2021 Munich motor showWilliam Stopford Motor shows are back! This week, the world's carmakers descend on Munich to show their latest wares.1 month agoComments
Dacia Jogger: Seven-seat SUV coming from budget Renault brandMike Costello Renault's budget brand Dacia will reveal a new seven-seat SUV this week, and it's on the table for a potential Australian launch. 1 month agoComments
Dacia Duster update revealed ahead of likely Australian launchMike Costello Renault Europe's budget Suzuki Vitara competitor has been given a refresh ahead of potential Australian launch in 2022.3 months agoComments
Why Renault Australia wants to bring Dacia Down UnderMike Costello Budget Euro brand Dacia appears incoming, though Renault Australia's new management says hurdles around pricing and ADRs remain.4 months agoComments
Dacia design boss quits to head up Alfa Romeo studio - reportDerek Fung After only six months at Dacia, Alejandro Mesonero-Romanos has reportedly left to become head of design at Alfa Romeo.6 months agoComments
Lada Niva reborn as Dacia, Lada refocus on low-cost carsDerek Fung As part of the sweeping "Reanultution" plan unveiled this week, Dacia and Lada will gain new models, and move upmarket into new segments.9 months agoComments
Opinion: Why Dacia should sell cars in AustraliaMike Costello Cut-price Euro brand Dacia has a real chance to make a dent in Australia, mixing it up at the bottom rungs of the new-car market against the Chinese contenders. There's a place for cheap new cars. So how about it, parent-company Renault? 1 year agoComments
Renault locks in Alpine's future, commits to F1 rebrandDerek Fung Renault's new CEO, Luca de Meo, looks as though he secured Alpine's future with a new organisational structure that makes it a core brand for the automaker.1 year agoComments
Renault plans to axe 14,600 jobs, Alpine safe for nowDerek Fung After sinking into the red last year, Renault is planning to slash its workforce, cut expenses, and put profit ahead of volume.1 year agoComments
Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi plots its new pathDerek Fung The Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance has unveiled a working structure, which will see each automaker put in charge of specific technologies, regions and model programs.1 year agoComments
