“The RON20 million is the maximum amount that can be obtained through the large enterprise productive investment operation, part of the sector operations program "Increasing Economic Competitiveness," co-financed form the European Regional Development Fund,” according to a press release by the Ministry of Economy.
Earlier this tear, Dacia officials stated that the Mioveni factory will produce engines that meet Euro 5 emissions standards for Dacia, Renault, Nissan and Renault Samsung models. The manufacturing process was to be based on a new engine family, but also adapting Euro 4 platforms to meet new regulations. The company is currently producing three engines that comply with Euro 4 standards, the K7J, K7M petrol engines and the F8Q diesel unit.
The factory will open a new production line for the new family of Euro 5 engines, including H4 and H5. It will also adapt the K7 engine to conform to the Euro 5 standard, officials said. Last year, the Dacia factory managed to produce a total of 273,559 engines of three types: 1.4-liter and 1.6-liter gasoline mill and the 1.9-liter diesel. Automobile Dacia sold 311,282 vehicles last year, 20% more than in 2008.
This year, Dacia will manufacture more than 330,000 units, according to Constantin Stroe, the company's vice-president, topping initial estimates thanks to Western European market demand, particularly for the Duster.
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