The 2024 Renault Logan is more than a car; It is a testament to automotive evolution, combining tradition with innovation.
The Renault Logan, a model that has already marked an era in Brazil and was part of police fleets, demonstrates its resilience and innovation with the launch of the 2024 version. This vehicle, a national symbol in Romania and predecessor to the famous Dacia 1310, stands out for its accessibility, practicality and excellent cost-benefit ratio. Made in Romania, the Logan continues to conquer the streets with its new incarnation, promising to maintain the legacy of one of the most beloved cars and reliable on the market.
Engine of the new Renault Logan 2024, sold by the Dacia brand
The new Renault Logan 2024 maintains the modern and simplified aesthetic that characterizes the brand, with contemporary lines and an attractive look that embodies Dacia's new visual identity. Available in the top-of-the-line “Prestige Plus” version, this model not only displays a refined exterior but also offers an enhanced driving experience. Equipped with a 1.0 three-cylinder petrol engine and LPG dual fuel system, it allows economical and efficient driving, easily switching between petrol and gas at the touch of a button.
technology and comfort
With a surprisingly affordable entry price, the 2024 Logan defies expectations by offering a complete package of technology and comfort. Its spacious interior, advanced multimedia system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity, and an integrated LPG system stand out as strong points. And, the trunk capacity and fuel efficiency in both driving modes reinforce Renault's commitment to offering value and quality.
Respecting tradition, the new Logan does not skimp on safety, incorporating advanced technologies to protect its occupants. With a robust structure, efficient braking system and features such as stability control and hill start assistance, this model is ready to face the demands of modern roads.
Its release does not it just reaffirms the commitment of Renault with quality and accessibility but also promises to reinvigorate fans' passion for the Logan, whether on the streets of Romania or potentially returning to Brazil, where it was once an icon of police fleets and the general public.
Renault Logan's success in Brazil
The success of the Renault Logan in Brazil can be attributed to several factors. Firstly, its “more for less” value proposition resonated strongly with consumers looking for a new, reliable and value-for-money car. The Logan offered generous interior space, with one of the best uses in the segment, capable of comfortably accommodating a family and their luggage, a crucial point for its success in a country where the car is often seen as a family asset.
And of course, the Logan stood out for its mechanical simplicity and robustness, which translated into low maintenance and repair costs, a highly valued aspect in the market Brazilian. These features, combined with a competitive purchase price, made the Logan an attractive option for private customers, fleet owners and companies alike.
The Renault Logan also found space in specific market niches, such as use by police forces and taxi services. Its choice by police forces in various regions of Brazil is due to the combination of internal space, which allows equipment and personnel to be accommodated comfortably, mechanical robustness and favorable acquisition and operation costs. These characteristics make it a suitable vehicle for the intensive and varied demands of these services.
Despite its success, the Logan has faced challenges, especially with growing competition in the compact sedan segment and changing consumer tastes with a growing tilt toward SUVs. In response, Renault continued to evolve the Logan, with design updates, improvements in engine efficiency and the inclusion of more modern technologies, seeking to keep the model relevant and attractive to consumers.
About Dacia
Dacia, a car manufacturer of Romanian origin, represents a fascinating case of transformation and success on the global automotive scene. Founded in 1966, the brand initially focused on producing vehicles under license from Renault, a strategy that paved the way for a lasting partnership. The turn of the century marked a significant turning point for Dacia, especially following its acquisition by Renault in 1999. This change of ownership began a process of revitalization of the brand, with substantial investments in technology, design and production quality.
