What is the Renault Sandero?
The Sandero is a five-door hatchback that expanded Dacia’s range after the Logan. In Europe it was sold as a Dacia, while in some other markets it wore Renault badges. It gives the Romanian brand a compact, practical hatchback for everyday journeys.
Generations and design
The first generation, known as I or B90, ran from 2008 to 2012. Its hatchback shape brought a different option to a line-up that had begun with the Logan. The Stepway version added a more rugged look and greater ground clearance while keeping the same basic hatchback format.
Dacia introduced the Sandero in Europe in 2008. The model reflected the brand’s role within Renault Group, with cars sold under Dacia or Renault badges depending on the market.
Engines and power
In Europe, the Sandero’s petrol range in 2010 included 1.1-litre and 1.6-litre engines. The smaller engine accounted for 18 registrations and the larger for 12.
How economical is the Renault Sandero?
There were 30 European Union registrations of the Sandero across two petrol versions in 2010. Official fuel-consumption and CO₂ figures are not available for these versions. European tests use NEDC or WLTP procedures, depending on the vehicle and year; the USA uses EPA testing and Canada uses a five-cycle test, so results across these markets are not directly comparable.
Questions and answers
What kind of car is the Renault Sandero?
It is a five-door hatchback developed for Dacia’s range and sold as a Renault in some markets.
Which Sandero generation is covered here?
The first generation, known as I or B90, ran from 2008 to 2012.
What petrol engines were listed in Europe for 2010?
The European versions included 1.1-litre and 1.6-litre petrol engines.
Are official fuel consumption and CO₂ figures available?
No official fuel-consumption or CO₂ figures are available for the European versions listed for 2010.
