Dacia Bigster: The £25k Family SUV That Makes Sense | Alex Goy Reviews

Dacia makes cars for people who need transport that does all things they need without over encumbering them with the stuff they don't. Until now, if you wanted a Dacia SUV the buck stopped at the Duster - a wonderful car for small families or people who want to go camping on the side of hills. Now though, there's a new one: the Bigster. It's got all the things that makes the Duster wonderful, but... bigger. More space, more practicality, and more everything, basically. Join host Alex Goy as he ponders whether it's more than 'a big Duster,' or something else altogether. 

What you will learn

What the Bigster is aiming to be in the C-segment and where it fits for UK families

Real-world space and practicality, including boot figures with seats up and down

How the full-hybrid powertrain behaves on British roads, and what it is like to live with day to day

Ride quality, visibility, cabin usability and tech that actually helps

Whether it is simply a big Duster, or a different proposition that makes sense at under £30k

Chapters

00:00 Intro, why Bigster and who it is for
00:28 What is Bigster, size and cabin overview
01:55 C-segment context, performance and price position
04:13 Boot space, 677 litres up, 1,977 litres down
04:36 On-paper vs in-person, unpretentious character
04:51 Is it a big Duster or its own thing
04:55 Hybrid powertrain feel and behaviour on UK roads
07:20 Family focus, comfort and tech
09:52 Dacia ethos, value without the snobbery
10:23 Verdict and who should buy

Specs and key facts mentioned in the film

Powertrain, petrol hybrid with a small electric motor and 1.4 kWh battery

Performance, 0 to 62 mph in 9.7 seconds, top speed 112 mph

Economy, up to around 60 mpg claimed, mid 50s achievable in mixed use

Practicality, 677 litres seats up, up to 1,977 litres seats down

Trim shown, Hybrid 155 Journey, under £30k list depending on options

Who it suits

Families who need a roomy, honest SUV without the premium price

Drivers who value simple controls, easy visibility and low running costs

Buyers who like the Duster idea but want more space and comfort

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