Dacia will unveil no less than three facelifted versions of its cars at this year’s Paris Motor Show, which is due to kick off next month.
The Sandero, Sandero Stepway and Logan MCV will all be getting the nip and tuck treatment, with each given a new front end to bring them bang up to date with Dacia’s latest design language.
Similar in essence to the outgoing cars, the new front end sports a grille that incorporated a series of rectangular shapes, which gives each of the cars a more robust appearance.
New looks for sportier, more capable appearance
All three also get larger and lower air intakes, plus bulkier front bumpers to make each car look a bit sportier than before, and a tad more capable to boot.
LED headlights will be introduced for the first time, while Dacia also says that each will get a range of interior improvements with better materials and a more ergonomic design.
New engines are expected as well, as Dacia has hinted that some of the motors from its parent company Renault could make their way into the Romanian budget car range.
New updates, but same affordable price
That doesn’t mean that Dacia’s cars will get any more expensive, mind you: the manufacturer says they will still be “the most affordable” in Europe, and so are likely to preserve their £5,995 starting point.
The facelifted Dacia cars will make their official public debut at the Paris Motor Show on October 1st, and more details like pricing and full specification are expected to be released then.
