Dacia Sandero Range / versions SUV
The Dacia Sandero is once again proclaimed the best-selling car of 2024
The Dacia Sandero maintains its position in the sales ranking with its best model in terms of value for money, selling up to 16,494 units in just six months

Dacia Sandero, the car that has won the hearts of Spanish drivers, continues its undisputed reign in the national automotive market. In the first half of 2024, the Sandero crowned itself the best-selling model in Spain across all channels, with an impressive figure of 16,494 units sold.
This achievement not only consolidates the Sandero’s leadership position in the Spanish market, but also marks a milestone in the history of the Dacia brand, reaffirming its commitment to offering quality vehicles at accessible prices.

11 years leading the market
The Sandero’s success is not limited to total figures. In the private buyer market, the Romanian model maintains its dominance for the eleventh consecutive year, holding a 6.18% share, a figure that far exceeds the next best-selling model in the ranking.
This loyalty from private customers is a clear reflection of the excellent value for money that the Sandero offers. Its robust design, efficient performance and spacious interior make it an ideal choice for those seeking a practical, reliable and affordable vehicle.

Dacia keeps growing
The Sandero’s success is not the only reason for celebration for Dacia. The brand as a whole ranks second in the private buyer channel, with 19,668 units sold and a 9.08% share.
This sustained growth is largely due to the new brand identity, the renewal of its product range and the introduction of electrified models, such as the Dacia Spring Electric.

Without a doubt, Dacia is going through a time of transformation and expansion, with a clear commitment to innovation and sustainability. Dacia models are designed to last, offering robust performance and low maintenance. Finally, the trust consumers place in the Dacia brand is a key factor in its success. Dacia has earned a reputation for being an honest, transparent brand committed to customer satisfaction.
Engines
The 1.0 TCe petrol produces 92 CV and 160 Nm of torque, and accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in 12.2 seconds, reaching a top speed of 174 km/h; it is homologated at an average consumption of 5.2 litres per 100 km (WLTP).
There is also a bi-fuel version, capable of running on petrol and LPG. This 1.0 ECO-G 101 CV raises torque to 170 Nm and has the same top speed. It has an average consumption of 6.5 litres per 100 km, according to the WLTP cycle, and qualifies for the DGT Eco label.

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