The Renault Sandero 1.6 has fuel consumption figures that vary depending on the driving conditions and model year. For the 1.6i (90hp) engine produced from 2009–2017, the average fuel consumption is approximately 9.7 l/100km (24.2 mpg US, 29.1 mpg UK) in city driving, 7.2 l/100km (32.7 mpg US, 39.2 mpg UK) in a combined cycle, and around 5.8–5.6 l/100km on the highway depending on the source[1][2][7].
Real-world user data for the 2010 Renault Sandero 1.6 suggests a combined average of about 26 mpg (US), with some user reports ranging between 24–31 mpg depending on driving style and conditions[3]. For newer models like the 2025 Sandero 1.6, fuel efficiency is stated to be around 20 km/l (about 47 mpg US), which likely reflects advances in engine technology and may not correspond directly with older generations[4].
For the Sandero I Stepway 1.6 MT (2009–2014), fuel consumption is reported as 10.2 l/100km in the city, 6.1 l/100km on the highway, and 7.6 l/100km combined[6].
Overall, you can expect the following typical fuel consumption values for the Renault Sandero 1.6 (gasoline/manual transmission):
- City: 9.7–10.2 l/100km
- Highway: 5.6–6.1 l/100km
- Combined: 7.2–7.6 l/100km
User reports and special editions may show slightly higher or lower figures depending on driving habits, conditions, and year of manufacture.
References
- [1] Average fuel consumption Renault Sandero 1.6i (90Hp) 2009-2017
- [2] Renault Sandero II 5-door Hatchback Confort 1.6 MT — fuel consumption
- [3] 2010 Renault Sandero MPG – Fuelly
- [4] 2025 Renault Sandero Performance Metrics and Features
- [6] Renault Sandero I Stepway 1.6 MT — specifications
- [7] 1.6i (90Hp) technical specifications and fuel consumption