What is the Dacia Logan?
The Logan is a practical family car from Dacia, Renault Group’s Romanian brand. Its four-door saloon body offers a separate boot and a roomy cabin. The model is aimed at drivers who want straightforward everyday transport and useful space.
The second-generation Logan arrived in 2012 with updated styling and equipment. It continued the model’s role as a spacious family car, with versions sold under Dacia and, in some markets, Renault.
Generations, engines and power
The European model belongs to Logan II, sold from 2012 to 2020. EU registration figures for 2014–2016 list two versions, with petrol and diesel engines. The petrol engine is 1.1 litres and makes 55 kW (75 PS). The listed diesel is 1.5 litres and makes 66 kW (90 PS).
The 1.1-litre petrol version accounts for 96 registrations, while the 1.5-litre diesel accounts for 10. These are EU registrations during 2014–2016.
Fuel consumption and markets
The listed EU versions have no fuel-consumption or CO₂ figures. European test results use WLTP or NEDC procedures, depending on the car and year; US EPA and Canadian 5-cycle tests differ.
The second-generation Logan was sold in the European Union and other markets. Dacia developed the model for international markets, and some countries also received it under the Renault name.
Questions and answers
Which Logan generation do these European figures cover?
They cover the second generation, known as Logan II, sold from 2012 to 2020.
What engines are listed for the EU period?
The registrations include a 1.1-litre petrol and a 1.5-litre diesel.
How much power does the petrol Logan make?
The 1.1-litre petrol version is rated at 55 kW (75 PS).
Are official consumption and CO₂ figures available for these versions?
No fuel-consumption or CO₂ figures are listed for these versions.