First Images of New Dacia Evader Spotted

Dacia Evader electric vehicle spotted on Romanian roads ahead of expected launch Dacia has been spotted testing its upcoming Evader electric vehicle on public roads in Romania, according to recent images published by automotive media. The vehicle, described as the moral successor to the Dacia Spring, was seen in heavy camouflage during what appears to be pre-launch testing. The Evader is part of Dacia’s plan to introduce four new electric models between 2026 and 2030. Development of the vehicle reportedly took less than 18 months, marking an accelerated timeline for the Romanian automaker. Based on the same technical platform as the Renault Twingo, the Evader shares visible design similarities with its Renault counterpart. Notable styling cues include a curved roofline and rounded rear windows, elements likewise found on the Twingo. Industry sources suggest the vehicle could build its official debut at the Paris Motor Show scheduled for October 2026. Pricing estimates place the Evader around 16,000 euros ahead of its anticipated launch. No confirmed technical specifications or trim levels have been released by Dacia as testing continues. The automaker has not provided further details on production timelines or market availability beyond the stated 2026-2030 rollout plan for its new electric lineup.