Renault’s romanian subsidiary has unveiled revamped or facelifted version of logan. New Logan comes with a more contemporary design as well as a more attractive and more comfortable interior. New logan shares few components from Sandero (Renault’s popular hatchback). The whole objective of this facelift is to make the boxy look logan an elegant and an upmarket vehicle.
The new logan gets a new grille plus a chrome upper 
trim. The new front bumper is flush with the bodywork for a more integrated, harmonious feel, while the headlights are bigger and the fog lamps come with elegant carbon colour surrounds. The rear design of new Logan has been updated, too. The design of the new boot lid, which can be trimmed with a lower chrome strip, is more streamlined and its lines have been carried over to the revised rear lights. The new logan also gets a refreshed rear bumper. The rear bumper is now flush with the bodywork and incorporates reflectors and a towing hook complete with concealing cap. When this new logan comes to India, Mahindra Renault may also add new colours for the logan variants.
The new logan gets a new functional but stylish dashboard. While the design of the door panels also contributes to the cabin’s modern feel thanks to their more practical pull handles and elegant trimming (depending on version). The driving environment itself has been made even more comfortable and driverfriendly thanks to a new driver’s seat adjustment control and a height-adjustable steering column. Rear visibility has been improved through the fitment of a comma-type central rear headrest and large format door mirrors.
New Dacia Logan will be introduced across the majority of Western European markets from July 2008. Dacia said that prices will remain unchanged. In India, expect this logan sometime in 2009 and Mahindra Renault may follow the strategy of the Dacia by keeping the prices same, making it a more appealing proposition than ever.