Dacia

Automobile Dacia (commonly known as Dacia) is a Romanian car manufacturer that sells budget cars in much of Europe and a subsidiary of the French Groupe Renault since 1999 (therefore belonging to the Renault–Nissan–Mitsubishi Alliance).
==UAP==
===1966–1978===
Dacia was originally called UAP, the full name being .
===1978–1990===
==Dacia==
===1980–1997===
In 1980, the Dacia name started being used on UAP cars. However, the brand itself wasn't renamed to the latter until 1990.
===1982–1996 (United Kingdom)===
===1997–2002===
In 1999, the Romanian Government sold Dacia to Renault.
===2002–2008===
===2008–2021===
====2008–2015====
====2015–2021====
====2020–2021====
This wordmark-only logo was introduced on 29 September, 2020, appearing on Dacia's website as well as on social media and advertising from late November 2020. This logo was already the wordmark of the previous logo. 
===2021–present===
Dacia unveiled a new logo in a video for the Dacia Bigster concept vehicle on January 14, 2021 via their Facebook pageRenault unveils new logo for Romanian car brand Dacia and new compact SUV concept: Dacia Bigster - Romania Insider. Both the icon and the wordmark are primary logos.
The logo became official on June 17, 2021 and started to be used on models in 2022.
==References==
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