The Dacia Sandero is a five-door hatchback built on the base of the Logan model and has a slightly shorter wheelbase. Designed in France with teams of Brazilian and Romanian engineers, the Sandero was introduced primarily in Brazil, where it is manufactured with the Renault brand. This is the first car that Renault first introduced outside Europe. At the Barcelona Motor Show, Dacia unveiled its first all-terrain vehicle, the Sandero version called the Sandero Stepway, which combines sportiness with practicality. The Sandero Stepway SUV differs from the hatchback version with a 200 mm raised body, bottom, sill and wheel arch protectors that emphasize the orientation towards a more off-road vehicle. Slightly improved bumpers are also used, the car's 15 mm increased ground clearance (from 160 mm to 175 mm) is fitted, and 16-inch alloy wheels are fitted. The chrome exhaust pipe also enhances the impression of sportiness. The car is driven by the front wheels.