Dacia Jogger will soon receive an update, and the first examples were caught in tests. The seven-seat model will receive changes that will make it more closely resemble the Duster.
The manufacturer from Mioveni seems to be starting to update the rest of its models to better integrate them with its new design language that we have already seen on the new Duster, Bigster, but also the Spring facelift. Next in line appears to be the Jogger, the successor to the Logan MCV and the only seven-seater Dacia currently sells.
A number of spy images have been released by the publication Carscoopsshowing a partially camouflaged Dacia Jogger. Even though the entire Dacia range – including the Jogger – received the new brand identity, the time has come for the versatile seven-seat model to receive a refresh. As far as we can see, a new grille is hiding under the camouflage sheet, similar to what we saw on the Duster and Spring facelift, possibly new headlights. Also, the car will receive a new bumper, and in the rear we will see redesigned optical blocks.
Dacia Jogger facelift, caught during tests in southern Europe
It is quite possible that the engine lineup will remain unchanged for 2025, as we are dealing with a relatively minor facelift. The base engine for the Jogger is the LPG-capable 1.0 ECO-G unit, which develops 100 hp. A 110 hp variant of the same engine is also available, but which runs strictly on petrol.
The Jogger was, moreover, the first Dacia model to receive a hybrid engine. It consists of a 1.6 liter petrol engine and two electric motors, for a total power of 140 HP. It’s also the only way to buy the Jogger with an automatic transmission, as the other two powertrains are only available with six-speed manual transmissions.
See HERE the photos of the new Dacia Jogger
Source: www.promotor.ro
