Dacia, four new electric cars by 2030

Dacia, four new electric cars by 2030

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In Italian: “18.000 euro”.
In English: “18.000 euros”.
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“un quarto” -> “a quarter”.
“due terzi” -> “two-thirds”.

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“Quattro” -> “Four”.
“due” -> “two”.

*Wait, I should check the “quattro anni”.*
“quattro” -> “four”.

*Wait, I should check the “nuova generazione della Sandero”.*
“nuova generazione della Sandero” -> “new generation of the Sandero”.

*Wait, I should check the “versione elettrica della Sandero”.*
“versione elettrica della Sandero” -> “electric version of the Sandero”.

*Wait, I should check the “propulsione ibrida di recente annuncio”.*
“propulsione ibrida di recente annuncio” -> “recently announced hybrid powertrain”.

*Wait, I should check the “ondata di lanci mirata a completare l’offerta”.*
“ondata di lanci mirata a completare l’offerta” -> “wave of launches aimed at completing the offering”.

*Wait, I should check the “vantaggio sui costi pari al 15% rispetto alla concorrenza”.*
“vantaggio sui costi pari al 15% rispetto alla concorrenza” -> “cost advantage of 15% compared to the competition”.

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“fino a raggiungere due terzi” -> “to reach two-thirds”.

*Wait, I should check the “rafforzare la presenza nel segmento C”.*
“rafforzare la presenza nel segmento C” -> “strengthen the presence in the C-segment”.

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“aumentare la fidelizzazione dei clienti” -> “increase customer loyalty”.

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“ritorna al marchio” -> “return to the brand”.

*Wait, I should check the “passa a Renault”.*
“passa a Renault” -> “switch to Renault”.

*Wait, I should check the “indicativa di poco più di 257 km”.*
“indicativa di poco più di 257 km” -> “indicative of just over 257 km”.

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“prezzo di partenza inferiore ai 18.000 euro” -> “starting price of less than 18.000 euros”.

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“sviluppata in soli 16 mesi” -> “developed in just 16 months”.

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“sulla base della Renault Twingo” -> “based on the Renault Twingo”.

*Wait, I should check the “costruita sulla piattaforma AmpR Small del Gruppo Renault”.*
“costruita sulla piattaforma AmpR Small del Gruppo Renault” -> “built on the Renault Group’s AmpR Small platform”.

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“spicca una citycar economica” -> “an affordable city car stands out”.

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“affiancando la già nota Spring” -> “joining the already well-known Spring”.

*Wait, I should check the “Quattro nuovi veicoli completamente elettrici si aggiungeranno alla gamma”.*
“Quattro nuovi veicoli completamente elettrici si aggiungeranno alla gamma” -> “Four new fully electric vehicles will be added to the range”.

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“Dacia ha annunciato un piano per espandere la propria offerta elettrica e rafforzare la crescita del marchio entro il 2030” -> “Dacia has announced a plan to expand its electric offering and strengthen the brand’s growth by 2030”.

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“Quattro nuove elettriche Dacia in arrivo” -> “Four new Dacia electrics on the way”.

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“Futuro multi-energetico” -> “Multi-energy future”.

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“Questo piano prodotto si inserisce in una strategia più ampia fatta di design-to-cost, piattaforme condivise e una rete distributiva snella” -> “This product plan is part of a broader strategy made of design-to-cost, shared platforms, and a lean distribution network”.

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“Secondo la stessa Dacia, questo piano conferirà all’azienda un vantaggio sui costi pari al 15% rispetto alla concorrenza” -> “According to Dacia itself, this plan will give the company a 15% cost advantage over the competition”.

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“L’obiettivo è non solo ampliare la quota di veicoli ibridi (oggi circa un quarto delle vendite) fino a raggiungere due terzi, ma anche rafforzare la presenza nel segmento C grazie alla Striker e alla Bigster, e aumentare la fidelizzazione dei clienti: attualmente oltre il 70% dei proprietari ritorna al marchio, mentre un ulteriore 10% passa a Renault” -> “The goal is not only to expand the share of hybrid vehicles (currently about a quarter of sales) to reach two-thirds, but also to strengthen the presence in the C-segment thanks to the Striker and the Bigster, and increase customer loyalty: currently over 70% of owners return to the brand, while a further 10% switch to Renault”.

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