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Dacia Will Produce the New Models Outside Romania. What Happens to the Mioveni Factory

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The CEO of Dacia announces what happens to the Mioveni factory, under the conditions that the new models are to be produced in Slovenia, Turkey and Morocco. Article Dacia will produce the new models outside Romania. What happens to the Mioveni factory appears first in Romania TV.

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The CEO of Dacia announces what happens to the Mioveni factory, under the conditions that the new models are to be produced in Slovenia, Turkey and Morocco. Article Dacia will produce the new models outside Romania. What happens to the Mioveni factory appears first in Romania TV.

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The future of the Dacia plant in Mioveni is under pressure due to the decrease in sales and high energy costs. The company warns that production could be significantly reduced, and some of the models manufactured in Romania, including Duster and Bigster, could be moved to other Renault plants if cost differences are not reduced.

CEO Dacia, Mioveni's Dacia plant announcement: "We don't have any projects at this time – Dacia is preparing its new models for production in other countries, while Mioveni's plant is, for the moment, focused on Duster and Bigster. CEO Dacia, Katrin Adt, says that there is currently no new project for [...]

Dacia presented in Paris the second generation of the electric model Spring, but the new car will not be produced in Romania. The model will be assembled at the Renault plant in Novo Mesto, Slovenia. Another new model of the manufacturer, Striker, will be produced at the Stock Exchange in Turkey, while the next generation Sandero is scheduled ... Article The new Dacia models will not be produced at Mioveni. What the management of the plant in Ro…

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The new Dacia models will be produced outside Romania, while Mioveni's factory remains with Duster and Bigster. Katrin Adt, the brand's CEO, says that there is currently no new project for the Algerian factory that the company can announce.

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Mediafax broke the news on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
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