The Dacia Manifesto instead highlights some great features that will be included in future Dacia cars rather than giving a sneak peek of a new car.

Dacia, the more cost-effective division of Renault, has unveiled the Manifesto, its newest design. Although it has a sharp appearance, the off-road buggy won't be put into production. But all it does is offer a sneak peek at a few exciting features that will be in next Dacia vehicles.

The Dacia Manifesto Concept Features Innovating Design.

The Romanian automaker Dacia is the most recent in a long line of automakers to demonstrate their future intentions using a UTV. We wouldn't have chosen the brand, which is well-known outside of the US for its Duster crossover, to build a UTV prototype, but we like what we see.

The Dacia Manifesto Concept lacks a windshield, doors, or windows, just like the Polaris RZR and Can-Am Maverick. However, the inside is unexpectedly elegant, and the lavishly decorated seats and dashboard are water-resistant. There is a navigation interface in the car that lets you use your own smartphone. One of the headlights up front may be removed and utilised as an extra light, and LED bars complete the blocky design. There are many more intriguing features, including Dacia's YouClip modular accessory-mounting system and seat covers that can be transformed into sleeping bags. The Manifesto has four-wheel drive, as it should, but Dacia has not provided any information regarding the engine. That is probably due to the unfortunate fact that this machine is still fictitious.

The Manifesto Concept is described as "a lab for ideas with some of its revolutionary features accessible on future vehicles in the Dacia range" in a news release from Dacia. In all honesty, all we can do is hope that the Manifesto will be built in the future of the organisation.