Dacia Jogger Hybrid Cars Family
The renewed Dacia Jogger will soon be seen on European roads
The Dacia Jogger is undergoing quite a few changes in its new generation, which remain under wraps for now, but which we will soon have the chance to enjoy.

The new generation of the Dacia Jogger is being finalised, and we already know that the popular family model from the Romanian brand will feature new elements for its new variant. For the time being, the information available is very limited, although we are beginning to learn about the changes this model will receive for its updating next year.
The main changes will be located at the front of the vehicle. The configuration of the new light clusters and the new grille are the stars of these changes. The new design language has already been adopted by the Jogger, although now it will go a little further and show an image closer to the new models, such as the new Duster, the Bigster or the Spring.

This translates into a slimmer grille and redesigned light clusters with LED technology to offer an image more in line with the rest of the brand’s models. The bumper will also be revised and adapted to this new design language. At the rear there are several changes that have not yet been revealed, but which will maintain continuity with the rest of the brand’s model design.
There is no information about the cabin design, although it is expected that changes will also be made in this aspect of the car. What is known is that there will be changes regarding technology and equipment. Another point on which nothing specific has been announced, so we will be watching closely what the brand can offer in what is one of its best-selling models.
As for the powertrain, as is customary for Dacia, it will be possible to choose from petrol engines, LPG-powered engines and two variants with electric hybridisation. The first of these will be the one available now, a full hybrid. The other, which will debut with this new version, will be a petrol engine with 48-volt mild hybridisation.
It is possible that the non-electrified petrol engines will disappear and that all will have electric assist motors, both full hybrids and mild hybrids. In Spain just over 6,000 units have been registered, and it starts from a price of 18,600 euros. This new version will be launched in the second half of 2025, so there is still time for the manufacturer to announce details about it.
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