Dacia’s revamped Jogger seven-seater is on sale now, complete with design, technology and powertrain upgrades.

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The brand’s MPV/estate launched back in 2022 “to redefine family value” and the new version adds in a full hybrid powertrain along with a new multimedia system and enhanced comfort and safety features.

Despite the upgrades, UK pricing starts from £18,995; up just £25 over the outgoing model.

Already seen in the Dacia Bigster SUV, the new hybrid 155 powertrain offers greater performance and efficiency. It combines a 1.8-litre petrol engine, two electric motors and a 1.4kWh battery, delivering 155hp and 170Nm of torque while improving fuel consumption and cutting CO2 emissions by around 10%.

The hybrid 155 sits alongside the existing TCe 110 petrol engine with six-speed manual gearbox.

The 2026 Jogger also introduces Dacia’s latest design language with a completely refreshed front end that gets a new grille and LED light signature, along with revised vertical LED ‘pixel’ lights at the rear and a new Sandstone metallic body colour.

Depending on trim level, the Jogger also gains new wheel designs, a shark fin antenna and body protection elements in Starkle; the carmaker’s fully recyclable, mass-tinted material that debuted on the latest Duster and helps reduce the vehicle’s overall carbon footprint while improving durability against everyday scratches.

The cabin gets new, “more resistant” upholstery, fresh dashboard detailing and redesigned air vents.

A new 10-inch central touchscreen with connected navigation and wireless smartphone integration for Apple CarPlay and Android Auto is now standard on most trim levels. Depending on specification, there’s a seven-inch digital driver display. The Jogger also gets the brand’s YouClip system of mounting points for handy accessories such as a smartphone holder, storage pouch, or tablet mount.

New driver assistance and comfort features, dependent on trim level, include automatic headlights with high-beam assist; multi-view camera system for easier parking and low-speed manoeuvres; power-folding door mirrors; and wireless smartphone charger.

All versions introduce enhanced automatic emergency braking (now with pedestrian, cyclist and motorbike detection) and driver attention alert. The ‘MySafety’ button allows drivers to store and instantly recall their preferred configuration of driver assistance systems.

Three trim levels – Essential, Expression and Extreme – are available.

The lead-in Essential trim features LED front and rear lights, longitudinal roof bars, 16-inch wheel covers, tinted windows, manual air conditioning, front electric windows, height-adjustable driver’s seat and steering wheel, and Dacia’s Media Control system.

Standard safety equipment includes electronic stability control with hill start assist, rear parking sensors, driver attention warning, traffic sign recognition with speed alert and intelligent speed Assist, lane departure warning and lane keep assist.

Every model also includes remote central locking, cruise control with speed limiter, ECO mode, automatic lighting, heated rear window, rear wash/wiper, and a tyre inflation kit.

Expression trim delivers body-coloured door handles and mirrors, shark-fin antenna, modular roof bars, and automatic climate control. The interior gets a boost with an electric parking brake, central armrest with console storage and a USB-C socket in the rear. Tech upgrades include keyless entry, heated and electrically adjustable door mirrors, rear electric windows, and automatic wipers. Expression also upgrades the Media Display system with a 10-inch touchscreen and four speakers, coupled with a 7-inch digital driver display on hybrid models, while safety is boosted with front and rear parking sensors plus a reversing camera.

Extreme trim comes with distinctive copper-brown exterior accents, 16-inch black alloy wheels, electrically folding door mirrors, and topographic door protection decals. The interior gets upgraded upholstery, heated front seats, a heated steering wheel, folding rear tablet holder, smartphone holder by the steering wheel and rubber floor mats.

Technology upgrades include the Media Nav Live system with a 10-inch touchscreen, WiFi replication, 3D Arkamys six-speaker audio system, wireless smartphone charger, and seven-inch digital driver display. Safety and convenience uplifts include a multi-view camera, blind spot warning and high beam assist.

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