For 2013, the Romanian car manufacturer brought radical changes for the Logan.
The Logan MCV was equipped with a completely new engine and an improved level of comfort.

The new model had a refreshed design that made it more attractive, and even the interior was modernised by adding a touchscreen display that wasn’t present with the previous versions.

Surprisingly, the new Logan MCV was given a choice of two supercharged engines, one of them being a 0.9-liters that developed 90 hp. Even with this small engine, the Logan could offer room for 5 passengers and came with a great trunk size of 573 liters.

While the MCV was designed to carry items with ease, the small engines could feel powerless on longer journeys, thus customers could choose a diesel option.

The Logan was never designed to be luxurious and to offer top-notch technologies or comfort, however, for its buying price, the utility vehicle offered more than expected. It was easy to drive and easy to maintain, while still offering good safety.

Ignoring the fact that the engines might have seemed a little underpowered, the Logan did its job by serving people on a tight budget.

The engines were mated with a 5-speed manual transmission, and no automatic gearbox was available.

Another reason why the Logan was so loved, it was not a thirsty car, having a great fuel consumption.