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Dacia Sandero Stepway: New Small Crossover Revealed in Barcelona
The Barcelona Auto Show saw Renault's low-cost Romanian brand, Dacia swiping off the covers from the Sandero Stepway, a small hatchback with raised ground clearance but no all-wheel drive system as the crossover retains the standard Sandero's front-wheel drive layout. If the Sandero Stepway reminds you of another model, give yourself a pat on the back because it's essentially the European version of the South American market, Renault Sandero Stepway - 'oui', the French automaker didn't even bother changing names.
The Stepway features a 20mm higher road clearance than the conventional Sandero hatchback while cosmetic upgrades include black and body-colored bumpers housing front and rear skid-plates, new fog lamps and roofbars plus protective cladding around the wheel arches and satin-finish chrome rocker panels, exterior mirrors and door handles.
While we don't have any photos of the interior, Dacia claims in its press release that the Stepway benefits from specific black upholstery with visible white stitching and revised trim.
Depending on the market, the Sandero Stepway will be available with a 90HP 1.6-liter petrol and a 70HP 1.5-liter dCi diesel engine. Sales of Dacia's new model will begin in most European countries this September.
- Dacia Unveils New Stepway Versions Of Lodgy And Dokker Mpvs
Following the Sandero Stepway, two new Dacia models will get the rugged-looking Stepway treatment at the Paris Auto Show: the Lodgy and Dokker MPVs. Read more »...
- New Dacia Sandero Arrives In Russia Badged As A Renault
Alongside the RS 01 racer, Renault released the new generation Sandero and Sandero Stepway for the Russian market at the Moscow International Auto Salon. Read more »...
- New Dacia Lodgy Mpv Is A Lower Cost Alternative To The Renault Scenic
Renault wants to make sure that the positive momentum of its low-cost Dacia brand continues with the constant addition of new models. Following the presentations of the Duster crossover, Sandero and Sandero Stepway supermini, and the sedan, seven-seat...
- Renault Launches Sandero Stepway Crossover Version
Renault is enriching its Sandero line-up with the introduction of a crossover version that will be launched from October in Brazil and then in Argentina. Manufactured at Renault’s Curitiba plant in Brazil, the Sandero Stepway is based on the French...
- Gallery - Dacia Sandero Stepway - 28 Photos
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