Dacia - Lauréate Prime [Tutta la Gamma]

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Sandero Lauréate Prime

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Duster Lauréate Prime

Dokker Lauréate Prime

Lodgy Lauréate Prime

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Press Release:

• Dacia celebrates its 10th anniversary with new ‘Lauréate Prime’ special editions
  
• Special edition adds styling and multimedia upgrades
  
• Available in the UK on Sandero, Duster and Logan MCV models
  
• On display at the Geneva Motor Show in March
  
• Full UK specification and pricing to be released in early Spring
  

Dacia will celebrate the 10th anniversary since its European re-launch in 2005 at the 85th Geneva International Motor Show where new special edition versions of the Sandero, Duster and Logan MCV will be unveiled.

Ten years have passed since the Logan was launched in Europe in 2005, heralding the dawn of a bright new era for the Romanian brand Dacia, whose Renault-led rebirth proved to be the catalyst for unprecedented levels of success across the continent.

To celebrate these 10 glorious years, Dacia is producing a series of special edition versions across its range, including the Sandero, Duster and Logan MCV. In the UK, this special edition will be called ‘Lauréate Prime’. True to the brand’s ethos and image, these special edition vehicles will be well-equipped while remaining simple at heart, and will come in an exclusive metallic Cosmos Blue finish.

They will stand out through their distinctive styling trims and will be equipped with a new multimedia and navigation package as standard – Dacia MEDIA NAV Evolution.

Exclusive new Cosmos Blue finish

Blue is the colour traditionally associated with the Dacia brand, and these special edition versions will pay tribute to that by including exclusive metallic Cosmos Blue paintwork as standard.

Attention to detail for the exterior

The Lauréate Prime special edition versions stand out through a series of specific styling features, including ‘Dark Metal’ alloy wheels and door mirror housings.

A carefully-appointed interior

The standard Lauréate interior is enhanced by subtle touches of blue on the upholstery and seatbelts, complimenting the Cosmos Blue metallic exterior. Tasteful grey top-stitching for the seats and special front and rear blue-edged floor mats complete the look.

Generously equipped

The Lauréate Prime special edition versions benefit from a generous equipment specification, based on the existing top-of-the-range Lauréate trim. This includes the exclusive Cosmos Blue metallic finish, Dacia MEDIA NAV Evolution infotainment system, leather steering wheel, climate control for comfort, cruise control with speed limiter for safety and peace of mind, and electric front windows and remote central locking for convenience – all of which are ideal for motorists who use their vehicle on an everyday basis.

Dacia MEDIA NAV Evolution

Included as standard in the UK is the new-generation, user-friendly MEDIA NAV Evolution navigation system complete with a large seven-inch touch screen display. All the qualities from the original infotainment system are retained, including satellite navigation, multimedia capabilities that allow music streaming from devices through a USB, AUX or Bluetooth® connection and hands-free telephony capability.

In addition to this, Dacia MEDIA NAV Evolution adds TMC traffic information, access to social networks when connected to a smartphone via the main display and the ability to access Apple’s SIRI voice recognition function through steering wheel-mounted controls.

A special edition available with a choice of engines

The special edition versions will be available with engines from the current Dacia range and in both two- and four-wheel-drive configurations for the Duster.

Reassuring three-year/60,000 miles warranty

As with every model in the Dacia range, the Lauréate Prime special edition versions come with a three-year/60,000 miles warranty.

Full details on UK specification and pricing will be available in early Spring.

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Versione speciale per i 10 anni di Dacia.

[Wilhem275]

Capisco che abbia un significato per loro, ma mi sfugge il senso di una low cost vestita a festa...

[Guest EC2277]

Migliorare le vendite nei mercati dove il concetto di "costa poco…", veniva accompagnato da un "…e si vede".

[owluca]

...si continua a vedere.

p.s. e magari per chi la compra và bene così.

[Ospite]

Un clima automatico potevano buttarlo su nonostante tutto.

[Wilhem275]

Al di là del fatto che appunto si continua a vedere perché certi dettagli non li puoi imboscare, restano comunque auto con sotto una base meccanica inferiore.

Io solitamente preferisco un'auto ben accessoriata ad una di segmento più alto ma spoglia; ma in questo caso interviene un livello minimo sotto cui non ha senso scendere.

Tradotto: se ti serve un mulo no frills che ti porti in giro con la minore spesa possibile, prego. Se inizi ad allestirlo bene (e non verranno via gratis queste versioni) allora dico no, prendi un'auto più seria anche se con meno fronzoli.

[Starving]

Però la Sandero di quel colore a me piace più della maggior parte delle altre nel segmento.

Anzi, anche le altre così ci guadagnano parecchio.

Poi sono d'accordo anche io su tutto il resto che dite.

[indeciso88]

Questo discorso vale forse per Sandero dove hai alternative con poca differenza di prezzo, ma se ti serve un mpv 7 posti devi aggiungere un bel po' di soldi per arrivare a qualcosa di più modaiolo

[Wilhem275]

Dipende se quel po' di soldi non te lo chiedono per mettere vernice e pelle a 'sto coso qui...

[indeciso88]

Non credo, i listini dacia me li studiai per bene prima di prendere la grande punto (aggiungendoci solo 400 euro), l'unico optional che pesasse davvero tanto sul costo finale era la trazione integrale per duster, ma penso ci possa stare. Alla fine questa versione ha solo il medinav che già ora puoi avere nell'allestimento intermedio e poche rifiniture in più