The new Dacia Dacia Sandero, Dacia Sandero Stepway and Dacia Logan have all been revealed, with the firm claiming they are set to "redefine the essential car" with new styling and increased equipment.
Renault’s budget-conscious Romanian sub-brand has unveiled images and limited details of the three new third-generation models ahead of a full launch event later this month. All three models are set to sit on the latest version of Group Renault's CMF-B platform, which should allow for major improvements in both dynamics and technology.
All three models feature Dacia’s new Y-shaped light signature, along with a host of other styling tweaks.
The outgoing Sandero has been on sale since 2012, and as one of the cheapest new cars on sale in the UK has been a key part of the brand's rapid growth in the market. The revamped supermini features what Dacia claims is a more streamlined design, with a more sloping windshield, lower roofline and wider track.
As before, the rugged-looking, high-riding Sandero Stepway features a number of styling modifications to make it stand apart from the regular supermini, including a ribbed bonnet, a Stepway logo under the grille and more curved bumpers.
The new third-generation Logan family car has been completely redesigned in order to make it “more dynamic and slightly elongated”. Dacia currently only offers the Logan MCV estate and rugged Logan MCV Stepway variants in the UK, and there's no word yet if it will offer the standard version of the new model here in the future.
Dacia claimed that the three new models “offer increased style, equipment and visibility whilst retaining the fundamentals of simplicity and reliability”, although it has yet to reveal details of any new features or any powertrain details.
Dacia will release full details off the models in an online event on 29 September.
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Skoda should be in, before VW decided to get greedy and up its prices and forgot its roots..
The UK was late to the party ....
.... b/c by the time it became available, the Sandero/Logan combi was Top 10 Worldwide. The outgoing Sandero often ranks #1 in Spain, reaches #5 private buyers in Germany, #5 in France, top 10 in Italy and Brazil, #1 in Colombia, Morroco and Rumenia etc. This good looking successor had all what it takes (designwise) to continue the model's success.