Dacia Logan MCV car: exceptional modularity and versatility
Logan MCV stands out through its exceptional modularity which permits a wide range of uses. The seatback of the third-row benchseat of the seven-seat version can be folded down (either in one piece or with a 50/50 split according to version). The entire bench (cushion + seatback) can also be tipped forward against the second-row benchseat. Once in this position, the rear benchseat can be removed quite simply thanks to ergonomically-located handles and its low weight of just 16.7kg.
The same modularity naturally applies to the second-row benchseat (60/40 split according to version) which can also be tipped forward against the front seats to maximize the vehicle’s loadcarrying capacity. All these combinations make Logan MCV particularly practical and the car can be converted from passenger carrying to the transport of bulky loads in a matter of seconds.
The loading of baggage, shopping, etc. is further facilitated by the 1/3-2/3 split asymmetric rear doors which make it possible to open just one door if required. Meanwhile, each door can be opened to one of three different angles (40, 90 and 180 degrees). The 40-degree option permits loading in situations where space is at a premium, such as in a garage or when another vehicle is parked just behind Logan MCV. This option also ensures a certain degree of intimacy with regards to the boot’s contents. The 180-degree facility comes in particularly handy when loading long, heavy or bulky items. Moreover, in certain markets where the family car also serves professionally, the unique combination of its rear doors and modular interior make Logan MCV the ideal choice for versatility.
Logan MCV’s versatility is compounded by its longitudinal roof bars which, in addition to contributing to car’s sleek looks, can carry loads of up to 100kg (European standard: 80kg). Logan MCV’s modularity can also be enhanced thanks to an extensive range of accessories that will be available at the same time as its launch, including towing gear, a ski holder, transverse roof bars, mudguards, alarm, etc.
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