2025 Dacia Logan

• Gains new TCe 100 petrol and Eco-G 120 LPG powertrains with better efficiency.

• Receives updated design, new LED lighting, and improved cabin materials.

• Adds 10-inch infotainment screen, wireless charger, and safety upgrades.

Familiar Lines, Subtly Smarter

The 2025 Dacia Logan isn’t trying to reinvent itself. It doesn’t need to. Instead, Dacia’s small sedan quietly sharpens the details — enough that loyal buyers will notice, and new ones might look twice. The front end now carries the brand’s new inverted “T” LED light signature, connected to a cleaner grille with a thin pixel-dot pattern running across the center. It’s restrained and tidy — the sort of facelift that feels mature rather than forced.

The Logan’s shape hasn’t changed much. It’s still the dependable, upright three-box sedan it’s always been — practical and proportionate. The surfacing looks smoother this time, and the stance seems slightly wider thanks to subtle bumper sculpting. There’s a new Amber Yellow paint option too, one that gives the car a surprisingly modern tone without pushing too hard.

A Cabin That Finally Feels Considered

Inside, the improvements are obvious. The dashboard is wrapped in blue cloth trim depending on the trim level, matched by sturdier door inserts and upgraded seat fabrics. It’s still minimalist, but the execution feels more grown-up. The air vents mirror that same “T” motif from the exterior lights — a neat bit of design consistency that ties everything together.

Front and center sits a new 10-inch infotainment screen, angled slightly toward the driver, with wireless smartphone connectivity and an optional induction charger tucked beneath. Even the base models now include a 7-inch digital cluster, giving the car a more modern interface without clutter. Dacia’s clever YouClip system — small modular mounts placed around the cabin — adds flexible mounting points for accessories like a phone holder, bag hook, or storage pouch

It’s functional, unpretentious, and easy to live with — exactly what Dacia buyers expect.

Efficiency, the Dacia Way

Underneath, the 2025 Logan benefits from Dacia’s refreshed lineup of efficient powertrains. The familiar 1.0-litre TCe engine now produces 100 hp, improving drivability while keeping running costs low. Meanwhile, the new Eco-G 120 LPG variant offers a dual-fuel setup — petrol and LPG — with a 6-speed dual-clutch automatic gearbox available for the first time. The larger LPG tank extends the combined range to roughly 1,590 km, cutting CO₂ emissions by about 10% compared to petrol-only versions

This remains Dacia’s quiet advantage: a mix of simplicity and real-world economy.

Keeping Its Grounded Appeal

Against compact sedans like the Skoda Fabia or Hyundai Accent, the 2025 Dacia Logan continues to feel like the grounded option — less flash, more substance. It’s not chasing trends; it’s refining what already works. With its cleaner design, new tech, and a powertrain lineup tuned for practicality, it stays true to what made it one of Dacia’s global best-sellers.

And in a market obsessed with crossovers, it’s nice to see a car that still believes in being a car.

Technical Specifications

• Platform: CMF-B architecture

Engines:

• 1.0-litre TCe petrol, 100 hp
• 1.2-litre Eco-G LPG, 120 hp (6-speed DCT or manual)
• Drive: Front-wheel drive
• Lighting: LED front lights with inverted “T” signature
• Infotainment: 10-inch central display, 7-inch digital cluster, wireless CarPlay/Android Auto
• Safety: AEB with pedestrian/cyclist detection, driver attention alert, optional 360° camera
• Range (petrol + LPG): Up to 1,590 km

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