Dacia’s much-anticipated Bigster flagship model has officially made its debut on UK roads, marking an exciting milestone ahead of its customer deliveries, which are set to commence in spring.
Currently, the vehicle sports light camouflage as Dacia undertakes final pre-sale testing and staff training, indicating that the Bigster is nearly ready for its showroom release. Expectations are high, with the first customers likely to receive their vehicles by early May. Pre-orders for the Bigster opened last month, and it boasts a price point that is notably lower than that of the Volkswagen Golf, a popular benchmark in the segment.
Starting at just £24,995, the Bigster represents an attractive option for buyers seeking value. This pricing places it nearly £3,000 less than the most affordable Golf model, highlighting its competitive positioning. In comparison to its closest rivals, the Bigster is significantly more budget-friendly; for instance, the Nissan Qashqai begins at £30,135, the Ford Kuga at £33,395, and the Skoda Kodiaq starts at £38,720.
Furthermore, the Bigster’s pricing aligns it more closely with compact crossover models such as the Vauxhall Frontera, MG ZS, and Omoda 5, making it a compelling choice for those in the market for a spacious SUV without the added financial burden typically associated with larger models. With its combination of style, practicality, and affordability, the Dacia Bigster is poised to make a significant impact in the crowded compact SUV market.
