Comparison: Boot space Dacia Sandero vs. competitors 2025

How much cargo can handle this medium Hatchback?

In the realm of automobiles, they say size does matter, especially when you're contending with the weekly shopping spree or planning a cross-country sojourn crammed with luggage. The Dacia Sandero, an embodiment of pitching value over vanity, has been juggling space and cost since it first graced the tarmac. The current Sandero spoils us with a 328-litre boot space, making it a pocket-friendly hatchback with a boot big enough to swallow two large suitcases and still whine for more.

Dacia Sandero - How has the boot space changed over the generations?

Since its debut, the Dacia Sandero has never been about grandiose transformations; it's been evolutionary rather than revolutionary. The first generation, which hustled onto the scene in 2008, served up a stable 320 litres of boot room, ample for the day-to-day urban scuffle. That space continued through to the facelift in 2016, as steady and unshaken as a royal guard. Come 2020, and there's a modest perk in capacity – we're now looking at 328 litres with seats unfurled and 1108 litres with the rear benches folded like an origami swan, dropping from the 1200 litres offered in pre-facelift Sixt mobiles.

Dacia Sandero generations

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Dacia Sandero generations
Generation yearBoot space
Sandero, Model year 2008 (1.Generation)320 l
Sandero, Model year 2013 (2.Generation)320 l
Sandero, Model year 2016 (2.Generation (1. Facelift))320 l
Sandero, Model year 2020 (Sandero 3.Generation)328 l
The difference in Boot space between first generation (1.Generation) from 2008 and last generation (Sandero 3.Generation) from 2020 is 8 l.
The boot space of the current generation of Sandero is 328 l.

Variants

Dacia Sandero variants: Sandero vs. Sandero Stepway

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Boot space: Dacia Sandero variants
Variant nameBoot space
Sandero328 l
Sandero Stepway328 l

The boot space compared to other Dacia models

Compared to its brethren in the Dacia stable, the Sandero's boot space struts a confident middle ground. Sandwiched between the Dacia Spring, with its modest 290 litres, and the trailblazing Dacia Duster that towers with 445 litres, the Sandero makes a compelling case for the average Joe with real-world demands. It's the epitome of getting just enough space to be practical without your ride ballooning into a full-scale SUV.

How does the boot space of the Dacia Sandero compare to it's nearest competitors?

Let's put the Sandero in the hot seat against its nearest rivals, shall we? The Honda Jazz dances to the beat of 380 litres, overshadowing our humble hero, while the new kid on the block, the VW Polo, comes armed with 245 litres, unabashedly conceding defeat to the Sandero. Stride into the bigger leagues, and the Ford Fiesta folds out with a meagre 250 litres, proving yet again that the Sandero sits quite comfortably with its close kin. It's not the one basking in the limelight at the red carpet gala; it's the one in the workshop ensuring there's enough room for both the toolset and the toddler.

Dacia Sandero vs. similar cars

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Boot space: Dacia Sandero vs. similar cars
Car modelBoot space
Lancia Gamma 1980500 l
Toyota Carina 1992470 l
Opel Ascona 1986445 l
Citroen BX 1983444 l
Citroen GS/GSA 1979435 l
Mitsubishi Carisma 1999430 l
Nissan Tiida 2008425 l
Renault R30 1976400 l
Mercedes-Benz A-Klasse 2001390 l
Citroen DS 4 2011385 l
Honda Concerto 1990370 l
Nissan Almera 2000355 l
Toyota Auris 2007354 l
Ford Sierra 1982353 l
Ford Focus 1998350 l
Alfa Romeo Giulietta 2010350 l
Peugeot 308 2007348 l
Mazda 3 2006346 l
Peugeot 307 2001341 l
KIA cee´d 2007340 l
Hyundai i30 2007340 l
Dacia Sandero 2020328 l
Citroen ZX 1994324 l
Fiat Stilo 2001305 l
Lancia H.P.Executive 1982300 l
Peugeot 208 2012285 l
Volvo C30 2006278 l
Chevrolet Lacetti 2005275 l
Peugeot 207 2006270 l
Skoda Citigo 2012251 l

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