Eight years after the launch of Logan, which still stands out as a symbol of the brand's renaissance, Dacia is poised to take the wraps off New Dacia Logan and New Dacia Sandero at the 2012 Paris Motor Show.
New, more assertive, status-enhancing styling
New Dacia Logan and New Dacia Sandero mark the introduction of new, more assertive, status-enhancing design cues at Dacia.
Exterior styling: a greater sense of identity
Dacia's new styling identity exudes a global impression of quality and strength.
The harmonious front-end lines are shared by both new models and highlight the Dacia logo which sits boldly in the grille. The front end's look is made even more expressive by the forms of the wide headlights and the grille.
Seen from the side, the harmonious proportions of the body panels compared with the glazed surfaces reinforce the impression of robustness suggested by the sculpted waistline, more prominent wheel arches and indented flanks which are hallmarks of the entire range.
More attractive interior styling
Both new models inaugurate the new dark charcoal or two-tone well-equipped, modern dashboard (depending on model and version) which features chrome instrument bevels and particularly functional, latest-generation controls.
The air vent surrounds, logo on the steering wheel and gear lever knob are all picked out in chrome (depending on equipment level), while the bottom edge of the central fascia features a coloured trim (depending on finish) that harmonises with the door pulls and decorative steering wheel insert.
Meanwhile, special attention has been paid to ensuring an immediate impression of quality which is reinforced by the materials selected for the interior and by the more careful fit-and-finish.
To win over the confidence of the brand's customers, Dacia vehicles are engineered to be durably reliable. Like the rest of the Dacia range, New Logan and New Sandero benefit from a three-year or 100,000-kilometre warranty.
Source: Dacia
