DACIA presented redesigned versions of its most successful models – Sandero, Sandero Stepway, Jogger and Logan.
All bring fresh design, advanced technology and new powertrains, while maintaining what Dacia is known for, above all accessibility and simplicity.
Sandero still holds the title of the best-selling car in Europe since 2017 (among private buyers), and in 2024 it became the first Dacia model to exceed 300,000 units sold in one year.
New design and distinctive look
The refreshed models feature a new LED inverted “T” light signature and a new radiator grille with pixelated details. The front end now looks more compact and modern, while the LED rear lights emphasize the wider silhouette.
The Sandero Stepway and Jogger models stand out with additional body protection made of Starkle material, which contains 20% recycled plastic and is more resistant to scratches. The new Amber Yellow metallic color is available for the Sandero, Stepway and Logan, while the Sandstone shade is also offered on the Jogger.
Interior adapted to everyday life
The interior of the new Dacia is now more modern and functional, with fabrics more resistant to wear and tear and decor in blue tones. In the higher equipment levels, the seats are covered with denim fabric, and in the Extreme model, the washable microcloud seats in a green-black combination have been retained.
The multimedia system now has a 10-inch screen with connected navigation, and the 7-inch digital instrument panel features a new interface. A wireless mobile phone charger is also available, and Dacia’s YouClip system allows you to attach practical accessories such as a phone holder, bag or hanger.
New engines: hybrid, LPG and gasoline
The new 155 hp hybrid engine, which combines gasoline and electric power, is already available in the Jogger model and will arrive in the Sandero Stepway in 2026. The system allows up to 80% of city driving to be done solely on electricity.
Dacia also presented the Eco-G 120 LPG engine, the first with an automatic transmission, which brings 20% more range thanks to a larger tank. The new TCe 100 engine with improved performance and manual transmission is also available for Sandero and Logan.
More safety and comfort
Dacia has improved its safety systems to make driving easier and safer. All models now come standard with automatic emergency braking and driver fatigue warning.
A new Driving Pack is also available, which includes automatic high beams, multiple cameras for easier parking and electrically folding mirrors. Additionally, the new “My Safety” button provides quick access to the driver’s favorite safety settings.
Customers can choose between three multimedia systems. Media Control is the basic system with Bluetooth connectivity and the Dacia Media Control app. Media Display features a 10-inch screen with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity. Media Nav Live is the most advanced system with navigation, real-time traffic information and eight years of map updates.
Prices have not been announced, and reportedly will not change drastically.
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