At the beginning of 2026, new, refreshed versions of the Dacia Sandero, Sandero Stepway and Jogger will arrive in showrooms. What's new will be the expansion of the hybrid portfolio and a new unit with an LPG installation. We check how much you have to pay for new dates in Polish showrooms.
New dates – engines
Dacia Sandero's offer will include primarily a standard TCe petrol engine with a capacity of 1 liter. The three-cylinder, turbocharged unit will provide 100 HP of power – 10 HP more than before.
The hybrid drive will be used in the Dacia Jogger. It will be the same unit that first appeared in the Bigster model. It is a drive consisting of a 109-horsepower, four-cylinder 1.8-liter petrol engine and two electric motors. The car will be offered with an automatic transmission.
The new drive will offer 155 HP – 15 HP more than the hybrid used in the jogger model. As Dacia boasts, it will also enable 10% less fuel consumption. fuel consumption. In the city, a car with this drive will be able to drive 80% of the time. drive completely on the electric motor.
Dacia will continue to use the brand's iconic engines with factory-installed LPG installations. Moreover, the Romanians have created a new Eco-G 120 unit with a power of 1.2 l, which offers 120 HP – 20 HP more than before. This drive will also be offered with an automatic transmission.
Prices of the new Dacia Sandero and Jogger
Both models, which will most likely appear in showrooms in January next year, will be slightly more expensive than the versions offered so far.
In the case of Dacia Sandero with the TCe 100 petrol engine and the basic version of essential equipment – the price list starts from PLN 63,900. Currently, the cheapest Dacia Sandero, according to list prices, can be purchased for PLN 61,300. Despite the price increase, this model will still be one of the cheapest available on the Polish market.
For a Dacia Sandero with an LPG installation and an Eco-G 120 engine, you will have to spend at least PLN 68,000. The Dacia Sandero Stepway version will cost from PLN 71,700 in the case of the Tce 110 petrol engine, up to PLN 84,900 in the case of the highest equipment version with the Eco-G 120 drive and automatic transmission.
A new Dacia Jogger with an LPG installation will cost at least PLN 77,900 (essential version). The petrol jogger will be available from PLN 84,050. In turn, the hybrid will cost from PLN 103,550 to PLN 118,050 in the case of the seven-seater variant.
Facelift, larger trunk and new equipment
The facelift, in turn, involves the use of a new light system and radiator grill, as well as new designs of hubcaps, rims and wheel arches, in which, similarly to the new Duster, 20% of material will be used. recycled.
The interior includes a new steering wheel, an inductive charger, and new driver assistance systems – including: an automatic emergency braking system with detection of other vehicles and pedestrians and a driver fatigue warning system, as well as a camera system that allows you to see the car from a bird's eye view, which can be useful, for example, when parking. New multimedia systems will also be installed in Dacia.
The new models will also feature automatically folding side mirrors and automatic high beam headlights, which will automatically switch to low beam when detecting other oncoming cars.
The new Dacia Sandero, Sandero Stepway and Logan will also be equipped with larger (with a capacity of 49.6 liters instead of the current 40 liters) LPG autogas tanks. The Dacia jogger, in turn, will gain a tank with a capacity of 48.8 liters.
The Dacia Sandero and Logan offer will also include a standard TCe 100 petrol engine with a capacity of 1 liter. The three-cylinder, turbocharged unit will provide 100 HP of power – 10 HP more than before.
The new Dacia Sandero, Sandero Stepway and Logan will also be equipped with larger (with a capacity of 49.6 liters instead of the current 40 liters) LPG autogas tanks. The Dacia jogger, in turn, will gain a tank with a capacity of 48.8 liters.
The interior includes a new steering wheel, an inductive charger, and new driver assistance systems – including: an automatic emergency braking system with detection of other vehicles and pedestrians and a driver fatigue warning system, as well as a camera system that allows you to see the car from a bird's eye view, which can be useful, for example, when parking. New multimedia systems will also be installed in Dacia.
Dacia Sandero – tenth in Poland, second in Europe
Let us remind you that the Dacia Sandero is currently the tenth most frequently registered passenger model in Poland. However, dusters are recorded more often on the Vistula River.
The Romanian car fares much better in other European countries. According to JATO Dynamics data, in 2024 it was the most popular car in the European Union. Currently, according to data for Q3 2025, it had to recognize the superiority of the Renault Clio from the same stable.
