Overview
- The new all-wheel-drive setup pairs a 1.2-litre petrol engine driving the front wheels with a rear-mounted electric motor.
- The rear motor delivers about 31bhp through a two-speed gearbox that boosts low-speed traction and can disengage the rear axle.
- Combined output sits around 150hp, and the powertrain introduces a six-speed dual-clutch automatic with steering-wheel paddles.
- A 0.84kWh battery allows periods of engine-off running, with Dacia claiming roughly 60% EV-mode operation in typical driving.
- Bigster gains all-wheel drive for the first time as this powertrain replaces its 130 4x4 option, with UK launch timing and prices to be confirmed.