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Dacia Unveils Major Updates for 2026 Models: Sandero, Stepway, Spring EV Get Boosts

Dacia's 2026 models get a boost. Sandero and Stepway facelifts bring fresh looks and tech, while Spring EV gains more power and faster charging.

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Dacia Unveils Major Updates for 2026 Models: Sandero, Stepway, Spring EV Get Boosts

Dacia has unveiled a range of updates for its popular models, including facelifts for the Sandero and Stepway, and significant improvements to the Spring electric vehicle. The changes bring enhanced performance, new technology, and increased efficiency to the lineup.

The Sandero and Stepway facelifts for the 2026 model year feature revised LED lights and bumpers, giving them a fresh look. Inside, new interior fabrics create a more comfortable environment. Both models now come with a 10.1-inch HD touchscreen and the YouClip system as standard, offering improved news and infotainment.

The Sandero Stepway introduces its first hybrid powertrain, the Hybrid 155, which combines a 1.8-liter petrol engine with two electric motors. Meanwhile, the Dacia Spring gains more powerful electric motors, with options of 51 kW (70 PS) and 74 kW (100 PS) replacing the previous 33 kW and 48 kW motors. The Spring's acceleration has also been significantly improved, taking just 10.3 seconds and 6.9 seconds to accelerate from 80 to 120 km/h, depending on the motor.

The Dacia Spring now uses a new Lithium Iron Phosphate battery with a 24.3 kWh capacity and increases its maximum DC charging power to 40 kW. It also receives new wheels and other aerodynamic and chassis stiffness improvements. The facelifted Sandero offers an updated 1.0-liter turbo petrol engine with 100 PS and a new Eco-G 120 variant with a 1.2-liter turbo delivering 120 PS.

Enlarged LPG tanks increase the gas range of the Sandero and Stepway by 20 percent, with combined WLTP ranges up to 1590 km and 1480 km respectively. The Dacia Jogger facelift shares the revised front with the Sandero and Stepway, featuring new taillights and an improved infotainment system.

Dacia's updates bring significant improvements to its range, with enhanced performance, new technology, and increased efficiency. The facelifted Sandero and Stepway offer revised styling and improved interiors, while the Spring's electric powertrain gains more power and faster charging. The brand continues to deliver affordable, practical, and efficient vehicles.

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