Dacia’s 3x3 metre roof awning lets drivers set up instant outdoor shelter. The new InNature accessory makes camping easy and affordable—no full camper conversion needed.
Pull up, park, and set up camp. That’s all it takes now with Dacia’s new roof awning. The 3x3 metre shelter folds out from the roof bars in minutes. No van. No big spend. Just a car and a plan to get outside.
This awning is part of Dacia’s InNature range. It’s built for people who want to leave the city and camp wherever they stop. The setup is simple. Clip the awning to the roof bars. Extend the telescopic poles. You get a covered spot for cooking, relaxing, or hiding from the weather. Dacia keeps it basic: no permanent changes, no high price. The awning uses 40% recycled material. That’s a nod to the brand’s push for practical, sustainable gear.
Dacia’s Sleep Pack is a removable 3-in-1 module that unfolds into a double bed measuring 190 × 130 cm, available for €1,590 and compatible with Jogger, Duster, and Bigster models.
This isn’t a full camper conversion. It’s a temporary, modular setup. Put the awning on when you need it. Take it off when you don’t. Your car stays ready for the daily grind. The Sandero Stepway now joins the InNature lineup. That means more Dacia owners can use these add-ons, as long as their car has roof bars.
Want to sleep in the car? Dacia sells the Pack Sleep. It’s a foldable double bed that fits in the back. When you’re not sleeping, it works as a tray table and keeps storage space open. Handy for last-minute trips or festival weekends.
Small features count too. The YouClip system lets you snap on extras like a sunglasses holder or a shopping bag made from 100% recycled material. It keeps things tidy and close at hand. Dacia’s message is simple: use what you need, skip what you don’t, and keep things easy.
According to official Dacia materials, the InNature accessory ecosystem includes not only the Sleep Pack but also a dedicated awning/tent measuring 210 × 220 cm, designed for 2–3 people and weighing 8.6 kg. This demonstrates Dacia’s commitment to a full range of modular camping solutions, not just a single product.
The new awning won’t turn your Dacia into a full camper van. But it does give you a real option for sleeping in the car or eating outdoors. The covered space is a lifesaver on hot days or at busy events. Shade and privacy matter.
María Maroto, Dacia Spain’s Director of After-Sales and Quality, put it this way: “With InNature, we turn the vehicle into a true base camp, offering smart solutions that make it easier to enjoy a getaway, a festival, or an impromptu trip.” The big win? You can stop anywhere and set up shelter fast. That’s real flexibility.
Other carmakers are chasing versatility too. Hyundai’s Tucson, as previously reported, is pushing space and adaptability. Dacia’s approach is different. It’s all about simplicity and price. The brand aims at drivers who want useful gear without the cost of a full camper.
Modularity and ease of use are the focus. Dacia wants its cars to handle both workdays and weekends. The awning, Pack Sleep, and YouClip accessories form a toolkit for flexible travel. No one-size-fits-all. No forced lifestyle. Just options. This won’t replace the classic camper van. But it does make outdoor living easier for anyone curious about life on the road. Spontaneous trips just got simpler.
