Dacia consolidates its presence in the C-segment with Striker. We are talking about a new multi-energy crossover that blends the dynamism of a station wagon with the practicality of a spacious sedan and the ground clearance typical of a SUV. Designed to meet the daily needs of customers, the new Striker comes with a length of 4,62 meters and is positioned as the ideal complement to Bigster in the Romanian brand’s C-segment range: together, these two models form a robust and essential pair, designed to strengthen the brand’s presence in a strategic segment.
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Dacia presents the Striker C-SUV
Announced as a preview in the context of the futuREady plan during Strategy Day, Dacia revealed that the new model will be fully unveiled in June, with a price list aimed at breaking down the barriers to access electrified mobility. True to Dacia’s DNA, Striker sports a robust and incisive design language, composed of dynamic lines that flow into an aerodynamic profile, a vertical front and a new modern-cut daytime running light signature.
Distinctive design
Particular care has been given to the details that accentuate its character, such as the distinctive animation of the front doors and the glossy black band that joins the rear lights, embellished with a technical granular effect. These are all elements that not only provide a contemporary and robust aesthetic, but also underline the brand’s intention to combine simplicity, functionality and visual personality. In this sense, Striker represents Dacia’s commitment to making electrified mobility accessible in the C-segment.
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Range and price
The Striker range will include hybrid versions, a 4×4 hybrid and also a LPG version, offering concrete and pragmatic options for private individuals and fleets. With an entry price of less than 25.000 euros, the model aims to democratize cleaner technologies without sacrificing versatility and robustness. On the other hand, and Dacia had already said this, the name Striker itself evokes the will to hit the target that the Romanian manufacturer has set for itself.
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