Qa few days ago, a prototype of a car was spotted on Spanish roads which, according to the latest rumours, seems to be the new Dacia Bigsters.
The concept Bigsters was presented by the same Dacia about three and a half years ago and, a few days ago, our photographers spotted the prototype of the car while it was carrying out road tests in Spain.
Thanks to the new spy photos, we can see a preview of what the shapes of the new one could look like Bigsters and, as you might expect, the car has a lot in common with the new generation Dustersuch as the grille, the large bumper air intake, the lower positioned side intakes and the headlights.
On the back, the changes seem more significant. At first glance, the bumper has a cleaner design, but it could be the camouflage to hide the details. The tailgate, however, has a different shape, with a narrower recess for the license plate holder which should display the Dacia name above it. On the other hand, the taillights appear to have the same shape and design as the Duster.
Lhe new Dacia Bigster should offer a step longer than the Duster and, most likely, the SUV will offer up to seven places seating, with the basic version being offered with five seats. The interiorhowever, they should be very similar to the new Duster (such as the 10.1-inch infotainment display or the 7-inch instrument display), probably to offer the car at a lower price than its rivals.
Finally, the new Dacia Bigster should rest on the platform CMF–B of the Group Renault and, according to the latest rumors, it is thought that the car will offer the themselves thrusters of the latest Duster, including offers mild–hybrid, full hybrid And bi–fuel. However, while the Duster is a compact crossover, the new Bigster will fit into the segment D of the Romanian car manufacturer and will also be available with a traction whole wheat. Renault will likely sell its version in markets outside of Europe, but the model will be branded as Dacia on the Old Continent. There production should take place in the factory Mioveni in Romania, with the debut scheduled for 2025.
