Customer reviews for Dacia Spring

You get what you pay for, a fun little electric car which is perfect for local journeys.

Positives: fast charge is a must, enjoyably fast acceleration, very comfortable for a small car. Negatives: boot doesn't shut without a slam, the media screen sometimes takes a minute to wake up.

I would recommend the Spring to anyone with the proviso that person knows what they want. It isnt a luxurious long range car and is never going to be....

Glitchy electronics, a boot lid that will only close if your hand is in a very specific place, tyres with the ride quality of 2p piece's, a heater that really struggles to keep you warm (that will be due to the lack of insulation) and a regeneration system that actively fights you, you can feel the car buck as is kicks in and out, oh and a fault with the charging system that they are fixing but aren't telling anyone about.

Love the car. Budget and economical wise very good. Comfortable and easy to drive. Nice boot size. Ideal for short journeys. Planning is key for long journeys. Lightweight for obvious reasons but do feel the high winds. Big boot. Shame it doesn't have a fifth seat belt but 4 seater even though get 5 in easy.

Expect later versions to have increased mileage range.

Really good entry level to the ev world. Have learned much.

Very comfortable and easy to drive. Plenty of room for a small car. People comment how good it looks.

It doesn't seem to charge to the full amount, and some of the controls seem to be a bit complicated. The younger generation find it no problem, but the Seniors like myself, who are more likely to use this car, sometimes find it awkward. However, I still like the car as it suits my needs admirably.

Vehicle sold to myself by Glen at Ipswich was exactly what I wanted. He was honest with his delivery of the whole experience with no false promises. Where I believed the handover for me could have been longer Glen had taken onboard my opinion obtaining a paper copy of the vehicle handbook for my reference. Generally a good vehicle for myself with the support of Dacia Ipswich.

The car tackles my daily mountain drive with ease and charging is cheap and easy either from my home or using the numerous local charging stations. With the back seats down there is plenty of room for luggage or golf clubs. The one down side is that I can’t open the boot without a gadget. My nails aren’t long but they get in the way of pushing the button in.

I really like the exterior design, very neat and chunky and cool. It's fun and easy to drive, very responsive and cheap to run. Comfortable seats, good sized boot. Nice to have would be push button start, keyless entry and the ability to open the charging port remotely, but I guess these would push up the price. All in all, very pleased with it.

For a budget vehicle the Expression 65 is pretty much perfect, except in the screen defrosting and demisting department. A heated front windscreen would be really beneficial, the system as it is defrosts the passenger side much quicker than the more important drivers right hand side, presumably because of the European origins of this model?

Great little nippy car around the city. It has just the right number of features to make the car easy to live with but not wasting money on items that hardly ever get used.

The heater could do with being hotter and adding software for the lower spec cars to use vehicle to load would be a great addition.

My experience has been reduced by 4+ weeks due to the steering rack problem.

The car is comfortable and drives well. Chargeable in my garage.

The speed limiter comes on automatically when starting which is very irritating. I expect this can be prevented but without a handbook I don't know where to look!