Dacia’s new ‘Striker’ set to expand firm’s line-up

Dacia will shortly launch a new model which takes inspiration from the 1980s.

As with recent Dacia models, it’s expected that the Striker will be made available with a series of engine options, including a hybrid variant for more efficient driving. More than likely underpinned by Renault Group’s CMF-B platform, the Striker will have the same basic underpinnings as the larger Dacia Bigster but will have a lower roofline and a more estate-like silhouette. It’s unclear yet whether it’ll be offered with four-wheel drive, however.

As with other Dacia cars, it’s likely that the Striker will be launched at a price which undercuts many key rivals.

The new Striker will be revealed in full on March 10 as part of futuREady strategic plan, which will play host to several new launches from the wider group. Recently, Renault announced that it would also be launching a new concept – the Bridger – at the event, which will arrive as a compact SUV designed to sit underneath the current Renault Captur in terms of size.