Romanian Dacia, which is part of Renault, has unveiled a new development - the Manifesto concept electric buggy. This car will not go into production in any form and is a purely design exercise.
In Manifesto, the ideology of the Dacia brand, which is described by the word "asceticism", is brought to the absolute. This car has no doors or windows, and instead of two headlights, one powerful LED “spotlight” is used. There is no media system in the cabin, but a smartphone mount is provided to make it more convenient to use its functions.
Manifesto was created under the legend of the ideal transport for adventure lovers, so the interior of the car is trimmed with dirt-repellent materials, which means that it is permissible to wash it straight from the hose. Seat upholstery can be easily removed - it can be used separately, like sleeping bags.
Other interesting features include a folding expeditionary roof rack, airless tires (not afraid of breakdowns) and removable traction batteries, which, if necessary, can be used as a power source for external consumers. A few exterior body panels are molded from recycled plastics, while the cabin's front fascia is partly made from cork.
There is no information about the technical characteristics, and they are not important in this case.
Renault showed a buggy for travelers under the Dacia brand
