2027 Dacia Striker
By Lorenzo Bianchi March 10, 2026
A new C-segment crossover called the 2027 Dacia Striker was introduced as part of Dacia's 2030 strategic roadmap.
The Striker line, which is intended to be a multi-energy vehicle, will have LPG, hybrid, and hybrid 4x4 powertrains.
The vehicle seeks to increase access to electrified transportation with a starting price under €25,000.
A New C Segment Crossover for Dacia
The 2027 Dacia Striker arrives as one of the most significant elements in the brand’s long-term roadmap. Presented during Dacia’s strategy announcement outlining plans through 2030, the new model signals the company’s intention to strengthen its position in the increasingly competitive C segment.
For Dacia, the move is logical. Delivering simple, sturdy cars at reasonable costs has helped the company establish its image. That idea is expanded into a broader category with Striker without sacrificing the fundamental formula.
The result is positioned as a multi-energy crossover, designed to combine practicality with a slightly more dynamic presence than the brand’s traditional offerings.
Design Approach and Exterior Proportions
At 4.62 meters in length, the Striker sits squarely within the C-segment crossover category. The silhouette is unusual for a Dacia, blending several body styles into a single package.
There are elements of a wagon in the stretched roofline and elongated side profile. The cabin shape hints at a spacious hatchback, while the raised ride height gives the vehicle a distinctly SUV-like stance.
The front design carries a strong vertical fascia, paired with the brand’s new daytime running light signature. It gives the Striker a more assertive appearance without pushing into aggressive territory.
Along the sides, subtle detailing appears in the form of a distinctive front-door animation, an unusual design flourish for a brand traditionally known for restraint. At the rear, a glossy black connecting element between the lamps creates a wider visual footprint.
An emphasis on multiple energy powertrains and engineering
A helpful technical method is concealed by the Striker's appearance.
This car comes with three different engine options: LPG, hybrid, and hybrid 4x4.
Dacia can service a variety of markets while progressively expanding electrification by employing this technique. It also emphasizes the brand's primary objective, which is for an increasing proportion of its products to be electrified in the years to come.
Dacia prioritizes versatility over solely electrified platforms.
Multi-energy solutions remain central to the company’s plan for making electrified mobility accessible to a broader audience.
Position Within Dacia’s Growing C Segment
The Striker will not stand alone. It is designed to complement the Dacia Bigster, another model targeting the same segment.
When combined, the two cars show a concerted effort to enter a market that Dacia believes is becoming more and more significant. The goal is clear: increase the brand’s share of C-segment sales while maintaining the straightforward, value-driven approach that has defined its success.
The Striker name itself reflects that ambition. According to the company, the name comes from a universal expression meaning to strike or hit the mark—an indication of the model’s intended role within the lineup.
With a starting price of less than €25,000, the Striker seeks to provide something that is still uncommon in the market: a sizable, electrified crossover that is easily affordable for average consumers.
An Empirical View on Electric Vehicles
In many ways, the 2027 Dacia Striker reflects the brand's evolving philosophy.
Additionally, the price plan continuously refutes the notion that electric cars have to be more expensive.
Accessibility is more important to Dacia than display in the Striker. A crossover that is intended for everyday usage, driven by efficiency, and specifically aimed at the future of affordable transportation.