Dacia Sandero car battery
Dacia Sandero is a small passenger car with B-segment parameters, which has appeared in the offer of the well-known Romanian car manufacturer since 2008. It attracts attention especially by a favorable purchase price, sometimes at the expense of cheaper materials or older technology.
In Dacia Sandero gasoline cars, batteries with a capacity of 45-52 Ah are used, and in diesels, 50-60 Ah batteries are used.
Dacia Sandero battery
Dacia Sandero can be purchased with a total of seven petrol power units of 1.2-1.6 liters and power ranging from 53-77 kW, of which two engines are converted by the manufacturer to run on LPG and one engine is referred to as flexifuel. Another engine option is to purchase one of four diesels with a capacity of 1.5 liters and a power of 50 to 65 kW.
Dacia sandero second generation was produced in 2012-2020. Gasoline engines with a capacity of 0.9, 1.0, 1.2 and 1.6 liters were available. Their output is in the range of 53 – 66 kW. The 0.9 and 1.0 liter engines are three-cylinder. Four-cylinder diesel engines with a capacity of 1.5 liters and an output of 55 and 66 kW are also on sale.
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Dacia Sandero Stepway
history of Dacia Sandero
The history of the Dacia Sandero dates back to 2008 when it was first introduced as a compact hatchback by the Romanian automaker Dacia, which is a subsidiary of Renault Group. The Sandero was initially launched as a budget-friendly car designed to offer practicality and affordability to a wide range of customers. The first-generation Sandero gained popularity for its simplicity and value for money. Over the years, Dacia continued to update and improve the Sandero, offering various engine options and trim levels to meet different market demands.
The model became even more successful in various countries due to its low operating costs and spacious interior. In 2020, the third-generation Dacia Sandero was unveiled, featuring a more modern design, improved technology, and a continued focus on affordability. The Sandero’s history showcases its evolution from a basic, no-frills vehicle to a well-rounded, budget-conscious car that appeals to drivers seeking practicality without compromising quality.