Dacia Bigster: review of the new crossover

Dacia Bigster is a new compact crossover from the Romanian automaker, which is scheduled to go on sale in 2025. The car is built on the CMF-B platform, which it shares with the third-generation Dacia Duster. We suggest you familiarize yourself with the characteristics of this crossover. You can also add practicality and comfort to your car with the help of Dacia Bigster tuning, and if you are interested in accessories for another model, then our range of products can be found at the link .

Technical specifications

The crossover will be available with several powertrain options, including hybrid and gasoline engines.

• 1.2 TCe Mild Hybrid (130 hp).
• 1.2 TCe Mild Hybrid (140 hp).
• 1.8-liter Hybrid FHEV gasoline engine (155 horsepower).
• 1.2 ECO-G (140 horses), running on both gasoline and gas.

Other parameters:

• Drive: front or all-wheel drive (optional).
• Transmission: manual or automatic (for hybrid).
• Max speed: 180 km/h.
• Acceleration 0-100 km/h: 9.7-11.2 sec.
• Fuel consumption in the combined cycle: petrol ~ 5.5-6.1 l/100 km, gas ~ 5.5 liters per hundred, hybrid ~ 4.7 l/100 km.
• Dimensions (m): 4.57 x 1.81 x 1.71.
• Wheelbase (m): 2.7.
• Ground clearance (mm): 220.

Equipment

The car will be available in several trim levels, which will differ in equipment levels. It is expected that in the basic configuration the car will receive:

• LED headlights,
• Multimedia system with touch screen,
• Air conditioning and other options.

In more expensive trim levels, options such as:

• Leather interior,
• Panoramic roof,
• Adaptive cruise control,
• Climate control and other modern technologies.

Appearance and interior

• Exterior: massive bumper, LED headlights, roof rails.
• Interior: minimalist design, high-quality materials.
• Luggage compartment: volume from 500 liters (with the possibility of increase).

The Dacia Bigster stands out for its modern design and functionality. Its spacious interior and roomy trunk make it the ideal choice for family trips.