Nissan is set to unveil its interpretation of the Renault Twingo and Dacia Spring electric vehicles (EVs) in 2026, following a trend of rapid model development. This decision aligns with Dacia's accelerated project timeline to respond to rising tariffs on Chinese EV imports into the European market. Nissan aims to produce its compact EV in a shorter timeframe, mirroring Dacia's strategy of creating a mini-SUV model instead of utilizing its Chinese manufacturing capabilities. The new Nissan EV will feature a crossover-like design, differentiating it from the traditional hatchback appearance of the Twingo.
Nissan is putting its own spin on the Renault Twingo and Dacia Spring EVs as it expedites development for a 2026 launch.
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