For several years now, the Dacia Sandero has been the best-selling car in Spain, and one of the best-selling passenger cars in Europe, thanks to its commitment and balance between price, features, and capabilities. Until now, however, the Sandero did not have any electrified version, and customers opting for the Eco-labeled version had to settle for the Eco-G variant, which uses a combustion engine capable of running on conventional gasoline or LPG.The Sandero takes a big leap forward with the self-charging conventional hybrid or HEV version already used by the Dacia Jogger and Duster, and which now makes it the cheapest conventional hybrid technology vehicle on the market, with a base price of 19,890 euros for the Expression variant and 20,890 for the better-equipped Journey variant. These versions would rise to 21,290 and 22,690 euros if opting for the Sandero Stepway version, with the aesthetics of an all-terrain or crossover model.A simple and effective mechanic

The new Sandero hybrid uses the proven mechanics of Renault group models like the Clio or Captur to offer a combined 155 HP thanks to the sum of a 1.8 four-cylinder combustion engine with 109 HP and two small electric motors powered by a 1.4 kWh lithium battery. The first electric motor has the function of providing power to the assembly (the equivalent of about 50 HP) and the second small motor acts as a generator to handle the starting and ignition system or electronic tasks such as the lighting system, air conditioning, or radio, among others.

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The Dacia Sandero was the best-selling car in Spain in 2025 and consolidates an unprecedented historical hegemony in our market, adding the thirteenth consecutive year leading the ranking of best-selling vehicles in the State.

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2025 was a year of growth and consolidation for the automotive industry in Spain, with 1,148,650 passenger cars registered between January and December, representing a 12.9% increase over the previous year. In Catalonia, a total of 136,142 new vehicles were registered, an 11.8% increase compared to 2024 figures, while in the Balearic Islands, 25,647 new passenger cars were registered, a 13.8% increase. However, the Valencian Community saw the most significant growth nationwide, with 128,321 vehicles registered (almost as many as in Catalonia) and a 36.1% increase compared to 2024 figures. The Valencian data should be considered within the exceptional context of the impact of women's economic growth and the increased demand for vehicles in the south and other areas of the Valencian Community.

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