Dacia to export 4,000 Logan Pick-Up vehicles

Automobile Dacia estimates it will export around 4,000 Logan Pick-Up vehicles to Turkey and Bulgaria, with the sales target for the domestic market set at 10,000 units, according to Jacques Daniel, the company’s commercial manager. Therefore, this new utility model will account for around 10% of the sales forecast for this year. “In Turkey, we estimate to sell 3,000 Logan Pick-Up units, while in Bulgaria, we estimate to sell a few hundred, because this market is affected by used vehicles imported from Western markets,” said Daniel. Dacia’s officials explained that the pick-up model could be manufactured at another Dacia plant in the world, or sold on other markets than previously stated, but this largely depends on how the Logan Pick-Up will fare in the three states, especially the Turkish market. The carmaker will start taking orders for the Pick-Up model at the end of February, and the first deliveries will be made at the beginning of April, at prices ranging between 7,250 euros and 9,300 (VAT included).