Mioveni, Romania – In an era where digitalization is no longer a fad, but a necessity, Dacia is taking a decisive step and bringing its entire range of vehicles directly into the pockets of Romanians. The automaker has officially launched the Dacia AR app in Romania, transforming any living room or parking space into an interactive virtual showroom.
Although the application has already made waves in international markets since 2022, its arrival on the local market marks an important milestone in the strategy of modernizing the purchasing experience for domestic customers.
Forget about dusty catalogs or endless scrolling on static web pages. The new application uses Augmented Reality (AR) technology to place a virtual Dacia model in the user's physical environment.
Here's what customers can do through the new platform:
The launch of the app comes with a "bonus" for enthusiasts: the opportunity to see the new Dacia Striker up close. For now, users can explore the exterior shapes of this model and test various color variants.
"The integration of the Striker model in digital format is just the beginning. With the official opening of orders, users will also be able to "climb" inside it through the app, providing a complete perspective before the first physical visit to the dealer," the brand's representatives mention.
Although newly launched in our country, Dacia AR is already a validated tool worldwide. The figures speak volumes about the public's appetite for such technological solutions:
| Metric | Details |
| Active Users | Over 260,000 |
| Global Reach | 181 countries |
| Availability | iOS and Android (Smartphones & Tablets) |
Dacia AR does not aim to replace a visit to the showroom, but to make it more efficient. It is the perfect tool for those who want to "feel" the proportions of the car before leaving home. In a world where time is the most precious resource, Dacia demonstrates that the brand's pragmatism applies perfectly to the virtual environment.
The application is available for free in the App Store and Google Play, ready to transform any yard in Romania into a state-of-the-art car exhibition.
Do you think augmented reality can replace the traditional test drive or will it remain just a design tool?